The phrase "a more precise indication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to request or provide a clearer or more specific piece of information or guidance.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, we need a more precise indication of the budget allocation."
Alternatives: "a clearer indication" or "a more specific indication."
In principle, simulation models such as BIOME-BGC should be able to provide a more precise indication of fire ignition risk than purely meteorological indices.
The Arsenal forward, who will miss the European Championship with England, should have a more precise indication over the next 24 hours of how long he will be out but it is clear that it will not be a matter of weeks.
This gave a more precise indication of the exergoeconomic optimum compared to what is attained based only on the exergoeconomic indicators: exergoeconomic factor and relative cost difference.
However, this survey data allows for a more precise indication of where cities currently stand on issues surrounding the sharing economy, and how they plan to address those issues.
Likewise, further analysis on the same or similar material but focused on wood anatomy (fibre, conduit and ray characteristics), together with climate or dendrometer data might offer a more precise indication of the influencing factors on wood density and might explain more of the inter-annual wood density variability of European beech trees.
Here, we provide for the first time a more precise indication of rickettsioses in febrile patients from Sangkhlaburi.
The rate of major obstetric interventions (MOI) carried out for absolute maternal indications (AMI) would be a more precise indicator, but is rarely used.
The assessment of BPA brain accumulation in relation to the extent of the exposure and to the appearance of the adverse effects in future basic experimental studies will certainly give more precise indication to be translated into dose response models and in a better definition of the warning threshold of human exposure.
The aim of the present study was to estimate the prevalence of food insecurity in the Paris area, using a standardised instrument that provides more precise indications and a more precise definition of food insecurity (and of its severity), thanks to the collection of declarative data on a set of lived experiences.
More precise indications about the level of a course may be found in the introduction to each department's entry in the Yale College Programs of Study and sometimes in subheads ("Introductory," "Intermediate," "Advanced", etc). in the course listings.
Alberti not only avoids the erotic implications of the term venustas but, by subdividing amoenitas into pulchritudo and ornamentum, gives far more precise indications as to the type of visual satisfaction that architecture should provide.
