The phrase "a more precise identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for clarity or specificity in identifying something or someone.
Example: "In order to improve our research, we require a more precise identification of the variables involved."
Alternatives: "a clearer identification" or "a more accurate identification".
In the estimation of Mr. Brokaw and many others, a more precise identification for Mr. Scanlon would be "the consigliere".
Before going, I had thought that a more precise identification of the play with a particular country South Africa, say, or Nigeria would be preferable, the better to avoid the pernicious notion that Africa is a country.
Before going, I had thought that a more precise identification of the play with a particular country — South Africa, say, or Nigeria — would be preferable, the better to avoid the pernicious notion that Africa is a country.
It is probably best, therefore, to follow J.P. Mallory (In Search of the Indo-Europeans [1989]) in locating the speakers of Proto-Indo-European among the populations of this region but not to attempt a more precise identification until further evidence is available.
Indeed, applying fundamental concepts of model updating method may simply lead to a more precise identification of damage location.
Differences in the degrees of antifungal susceptibility and virulence have been found, so a more precise identification is required.
This means that it is essential with an earlier and more precise identification of the pathogens most frequently associated with infections [ 50, 51].
Finally, a larger-scale study would allow more precise identification of specific patterns of visual field impairment that threaten the ability to drive safely.
We expect that a better prognostic classification will lead to more precise identification and selection of patients for entry as well as improved stratification in prospective clinical trials.
Localization predictions now include a subcategorization (see Section 2 as well as Table 1) for more precise identification of localizations (i.e. a protein may be in the outer membrane but also be a component of the flagellar machinery, so it would be classified as 'outer membrane', with a subcategory classification as 'flagellar').
Based on sequences of AY747600 and AY747601, we developed a new co-dominant marker Vrn-P2F/R (Table 1) for more precise identification of the Vrn-A1b allele by replacing the marker Vrn-P1F/R previously developed by Yan et al. [ 9].
