Collocations for accurate - adj.

be, prove
His predictions proved accurate.

extremely, fairly, very, etc.
deadly, highly
amazingly, remarkably, surprisingly, uncannily
Her assessment turned out to be remarkably accurate.

completely, perfectly, totally
not completely, not entirely, not quite, not strictly, not wholly
The figures he gave were not strictly accurate.

partially
broadly, generally, largely, reasonably, sufficiently
factually, historically, scientifically, statistically, technically
Although this book is historically accurate, it is not a history book.

to
Results are accurate to within 0.2 seconds.

full and accurate
He gave a full and accurate account of his movements.

Accurate is used with these nouns:
account, approximation, assessment, barometer, bowling, calculation, clock, comparison, copy, count, data, description, determination, diagnosis, estimate, feedback, figure, forecast, gauge, guide, identification, imitation, impression, indication, indicator, information, judgement, map, measure, measurement, method, navigation, observation, perception, picture, portrayal, prediction, reading, reconstruction, record, recording, reflection, replica, representation, reproduction, result, summary, thermometer, timing, translation, understanding, version