The phrase "inaccurate by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is not accurate or precise. Example: The weather forecast was inaccurate by two degrees.
Climate models characterized as inaccurate by climate change skeptics are currently accurately predicting changes in ocean heat accumulation.
No matter how many times I set it, it remained inaccurate by the same tenth of a mile.
Republican attacks on President Obama's plans for Medicare are growing more heated and inaccurate by the day.
Child 44, which stars Tom Hardy and Gary Oldman and is produced by Ridley Scott, was deemed "historically inaccurate" by Russia's culture ministry.
The book was denounced as inaccurate by Japanese rightwingers, who vilified Chang as a propagandist for demanding that the Tokyo government should apologise.
Iowa State University researchers tested a group of accelerometer-based fitness trackers against a portable metabolic system and found the best fitness trackers, including Fitbits, were inaccurate by up to 15-18%.
Mutations arising from cleavage by both TALENs and ZFNs are caused by inaccurate repair by NHEJ.
Several engravings were published of the castle in the 18th century, including a somewhat inaccurate depiction by Samuel and Nathaniel Buck in 1720, and by Francis Grose and William Hutchinson in 1773 and 1776 respectively.
22] that the people's perception of Bishop William Murphy's new official residence has been influenced by inaccurate information provided by the Newsday columnist Jimmy Breslin.
Despite efforts by U.S. units to identify their positions, inaccurate bombing by the Eighth Air Force killed 111 men and wounded 490.
86 min: Lampard tries to give the scoreline an even more inaccurate appearance by lashing one in from 30 yards.
