The phrase "a given precinct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific electoral district or area, often in discussions about voting, law enforcement, or local governance.
Example: "The survey results were analyzed based on the demographics of a given precinct to ensure accurate representation."
Alternatives: "a specific precinct" or "an assigned precinct".
The statistics can be affected by a wide range of factors, most significantly the number of officers available for patrol, the number of radio cars on the streets, the number of calls to which they respond and the number of reported crimes in a given precinct.
A histogram of vote fractions over a collection of districts all containing a given precinct.
For example, a precinct's voters may prefer one party, but typically find themselves in a district that votes for the opposing party; in this sense we may determine whether or not it is natural for the typical voter within a given precinct to be able to elect a candidate associated with the party they have voted for.
According to caucus rules, a candidate must have support from 15% of caucus-goers in any given precinct to reach "viability".
He has had a lot to say about giving precinct commanders more authority to respond to crime patterns.
He bought officers new equipment, and gave precinct commanders more power.
We contextualize the typical district containing a precinct by constructing a histogram over the ensemble of districts (this process was described in detail the previous post Towards a Local Analysis). This distribution can then be used to deicide if the district containing the precinct in a given plan is atypical.
Instead of just using the using the precinct localized distribution constructed above to flag districts individual as outliers, one can calculate the likelihood of partizan vote fraction being as far or farther in the tail then that each precinct in a given map.
Frank was brought to the 121st Precinct, given a DAT, and released quickly.
The exact size of the boycott — or the vote, for that matter — is impossible to verify, given that precinct-level data on voter turnout and election results were not released for the referendum, as has been customary for all prior elections in Ukraine.
Thus, in comparing how many murders had occurred this year versus last year, through March 4, the 48th Precinct CompStat sheet shows no increase at all — giving the precinct a flat murder rate.
