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"does not accurately reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize that something does not align with the facts. For example: The statement "most people prefer the taste of artificial strawberry" does not accurately reflect the results of the survey.
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That assumption, he said, does not accurately reflect Korean opinion.
But that assertion does not accurately reflect the M.I.T. research.
Many disabled people say this system does not accurately reflect a person's disabilities.
To Mr. Leandre, that mix does not accurately reflect the community's prosperity.
The content of this image has been digitally altered and does not accurately reflect the scene.
So the A.G.I. does not accurately reflect the amount I draw for income.
Oxford Economics feels that my assessment of its report does not accurately reflect its views.
"It was an inappropriate answer that does not accurately reflect the hard work of its officers".
But the oversimplified fear of big government has been damaging and does not accurately reflect American history.
Some critics have said this does not accurately reflect the actual cost of providing services to them.
Yet, the government's decision-making framework for energy policy decisions does not accurately reflect important drivers for the strategy change.
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