The phrase "a more precise formulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for clarity or specificity in language or ideas.
Example: "In order to improve our understanding of the concept, we need a more precise formulation of the theory."
Alternatives: "a clearer expression" or "a more accurate description".
This solution can be used as an initialization point for a more precise formulation of the problem.
A more precise formulation valid across the horizons can be found there.
A more precise formulation can be given by replacing this notion with a specific model such as \(\mathfrak{T}\) or \(\mathfrak{A}\) from the first machine class as discussed in Section 3.1 below.
Kant defended himself by a more precise formulation of his doctrine in the Prolegomena (1783) and further by the insertion of a "Refutation of Idealism", specifically "material idealism", into the Transcendental Analytic in the second edition of the Critique (1787).
There is a long history of debate over the soundness of the argument for theological fatalism, so its soundness must not be obvious and the argument cannot be evaluated without giving it a more precise formulation.
The interpretation of echoes received from a range of targets according to a linear model is by no means new [5, 6] and even though the idea of deconvolution is well-established in related fields as seismic exploration [4], a more precise formulation and connections of the imaging problem to signal processing and communications jargons in a 3D scenario is in order.
It was this assertion that eventually led to the more precise formulation of the law of mass action in the mid-19th century, and it embroiled him in a major controversy with the French chemist Joseph-Louis Proust starting in 1804.
By using cost functions, more precise formulations of complexity are introduced and compared with the traditional statistical approach.
Abelard explains that multiple senses are needed given William's view that things, not words, warrant inference; only the more precise formulations can signify the things themselves (Abelard LI Top: 231.26-238.34).
Furthermore, new formulations are presented to calculate the temperature difference of heat exchangers, while a more precise heat exchanger area calculation method by piecewise calculation is developed in the new model.
English is a more precise language.
