Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with inaccurate in American Collocation
very
Many of the forecasts made about life in the future were wildly inaccurate.
rather
This is a slightly inaccurate quotation from Rudyard Kipling’s poem If.
in a bad way
The economic predictions made by these computer models were unacceptably inaccurate.
in a particular way
His writing was criticized as being unoriginal and factually inaccurate.
information
If our invoice has been based on inaccurate information, we shall submit a revised invoice.
description
An observer condemned the international media for its inaccurate reporting of events.
when someone says what will happen
We understand that some of the estimates are grossly inaccurate.
when someone believes something
We often make inaccurate assumptions about people if we are unaware they have a hearing problem.
statement
If concerns are raised that our claims are inaccurate or unfounded, we will investigate.
result
Review of medical papers must be meticulous to prevent false or inaccurate results being published.
unfair
To equate this great religion with backwardness is totally unfair and inaccurate.
incorrect
The claims made in the book are untrue and inaccurate.
incomplete
You should be aware that at times the information may be incomplete, inaccurate or may have become out of date.
outdated
If anything in the data is inaccurate or out-of-date, let us know and we will amend our records.
confusing
We believe that the use of the word “racial” is in itself inaccurate and confusing, because we all belong to one human race.
unhelpful
We cannot be held responsible if any advice you are given proves to be inaccurate or unhelpful.