Is this grammatically right: "I worked with the accountants to ensure our numbers are correct."?

[MichaelEEQ]

Is it correct to write this in a professional paper? Or should I change "are correct" to "were correct" so it can be past tense just like "worked"

Yes

Vote A

No, change "are correct" to "were correct."

Vote B

Updates:

[Raveagit]

I worked with the accountants to ensure that our numbers were correct.

So long as they remain correct then "are" is fine. If its a past tense were its no longer up to date change to were.

[Bee-Hatch]

Isn't it a bit context dependant

[Submissivenerd]

You could also say:

I worked with the accountants to ensure THAT our numbers WERE correct.