accurate record
collocation in Englishmeaningsofaccurateandrecord
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accurate
adjective
uk/ˈæk.jə.rət/us/ˈæk.jɚ.ət/
correct, exact, and without ...
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record
noun
uk/ˈrek.ɔːd/us/ˈrek.ɚd/
a piece of information or a description of an event that is written on paper or stored on ...
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(Definition ofaccurateandrecordfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofaccurate record
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Thus, the registers may not be anaccuraterecordof what was actually said in the courtroom.
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From these data, a moreaccuraterecordof the distribution and abundance of species can be generated.
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These simplify the occupational statistics by taking the census enumerators' entries as anaccuraterecordof occupation.
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This glossary is intended to be anaccuraterecordof how terms are currently used to refer to these ideas.
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Is that anaccuraterecordof what he said?
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Words are a rather moreaccuraterecordthan mood.
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That is anaccuraterecordof what happened.
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Hospitals place tremendous emphasis onaccuraterecord-keeping.
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It can be commented upon if necessary, but there must be anaccuraterecord.
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I know that his accuracy of mind will result in a whollyaccuraterecordbeing made.
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The allegation about the record, therefore, was wrong—the record was anaccuraterecord.
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There is therefore no basis for the maintenance of a complete oraccuraterecord.
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I am satisfied that the monthly unemployment count is anaccuraterecordof those claiming benefits.
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After 30 years, we are still a long way from achieving anaccuraterecord.
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They are regarded as being an extremelyaccuraterecordof the land and the areas occupied.
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The committee emphasised the importance ofaccuraterecordkeeping in the interests of effective care.
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Therefore, we have a prettyaccuraterecordof what goes on.
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Theaccuraterecordis unknown.
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Edited with extreme care, the book provides anaccuraterecordof the conference from which it originated and also incorporates the authors' post hoc reflections, with considerable networking across contributions.
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Also, amendments that remove the obligation foraccuraterecord-keeping in the user establishment were not supported.
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Therefore, moreaccuraterecordkeeping will flow which must be to the benefit of those who keep records.
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Moreover, the purpose of taping is to have a true andaccuraterecordof what is said in an interview.
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However, the clause is meaningless unless the record to which reference is repeatedly made is anaccuraterecord.
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Moreover, it is very difficult to compute the number of women and there is noaccuraterecordat present.
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That document, therefore, is not a veryaccuraterecordof how our performance compares with other countries.
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