The phrase "a fine grid over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a detailed or precise arrangement or layout that covers a particular area or surface.
Example: "The artist created a fine grid over the canvas to ensure accurate proportions in her painting."
Alternatives: "a detailed grid across" or "a precise grid on".
By 2005, the city had produced digital maps that imposed a fine grid over the city's topography and supplied, for each box of the grid, the average elevation.
Briefly, it works by laying a fine grid over the geometry, estimating which nodes can connect to which other nodes by looking at the local slope, then running A* and doing some basic simplifications on the result.
This has made it possible to perform simulations for different generic building types on a fine grid over Europe for different time periods to produce indoor climate and indoor climate risk maps.
Due to the domain (D = D_{x} times D_{z}) being a constrained mixture space the integral in (5) cannot be calculated explicitly and must be approximated empirically over a fine grid of points over the domain (D).
In effect, one lays a finely divided piece of graph paper (a fine grid of squares) over U and takes V to be the union of all the squares whose closure lies in U.
A fine grid was overlaid over the study area.
The representation of the color function over a fine grid has been introduced to reduce the discontinuity of the interface at the cell boundary.
A geographic information systems (GIS) software is used to manipulate the massive topographic and roughness data over a fine grid system.
The analytic expressions of EMD are evaluated over a fine grid and the accuracy of the code is verified by a normalization check and a numerical kinetic energy evaluation which is compared with the analytic kinetic energy given by the electronic structure package.
A fine grid (grid spacing of 0.35 Å) was set to calculate at least 30 site points per site.
Start with a problem on a fine grid ( b(i), x(i) ).
