Preposition: at

• time: Information in the stories is accurate at the time of release.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: The ability to keep the bend of the horse's body is paramount to keeping the circle accurate.

Modifies a noun

• measurement: For an accurate measurement, you'll need to pop into a bike shop.

• prediction: Therefore, ICM takes the gold medal for the most accurate prediction of the 1997 general election result.

• diagnosis: For the bladder preservation, accurate staging diagnosis is required.

• reflection: To what extent is this an accurate reflection of the current legal regime?

• estimate: Learn to make accurate estimates of the time needed for each task.

• description: Again they had to give an accurate description on their post mission report to receive all their timing marks.

Modifying Another Word

• historically: Although not particularly historically accurate, it does use some real people but the details of what happens in the film are pure fiction.

• reasonably: With enough such experiences my internal computer can make reasonably accurate estimates.

• sufficiently: However, academics are concerned that the data are not yet sufficiently accurate to make value-added comparisons.

• remarkably: But, it's results can be remarkably accurate.

• fairly: For some streets it has been possible to identify research material which allows a fairly accurate chronology to be developed.

• technically: The dubbing is technically accurate - it matches the lip movements - which means that it is painful to listen to.

Infinitive complement

• say: It would be more accurate to say that.. .

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Carol Shiels Your basic assessment of the problem seems accurate.

• remain: The new Guide will continue to be expanded and updated to ensure it remains accurate.

• provide: Improved customer service - Provide accurate ETA's and assign drivers to nearest job.

• become: In this way your drawing become much more accurate.

Preposition: in

• respect: This is accurate in some respects but not in others.