The phrase "a more precise record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for accuracy or detail in documentation or data collection.
Example: "To ensure the integrity of our research, we need to maintain a more precise record of our findings."
Alternatives: "a clearer account" or "a more accurate log".
Now, at last, there's a new Ry Cooder album - or, to be more precise, "record by Ry Cooder".
The watch also transmits data via Bluetooth so you can connect the Mio to a smartphone for more precise recording.
Its use enables more precise recording of patient results and increased quality of stimulation.
We used an open-ended observation guide that was divided into four 15-minute segments, which allowed for more precise recording of the duration of interspecies interaction events.
This analysis suggests the potential for improved accuracy of prognosis thorough more precise recording of the time from diagnosis to treatment.
To that end, Dr. Chang is trying to fit gun grips with a type of plastic film that can measure hand pressure at hundreds of smaller locations, recording a more precise signature.
These samples were used to investigate the relationship between vegetation and pollen spectra in the Cerrado and, thereby, contribute to a more precise interpretation of fossil pollen records from this region, particularly those collected on palm swamps.
The higher model performance observed at finer grain sizes was most likely caused by the combination of three factors: (1) high spatial accuracy of bird records and (2) a more precise location and delineation of habitat features and, (3) to a lesser degree, by more habitat types differentiated in maps of finer resolution.
Clinical observation and medical records could provide a more precise diagnosis.
For a more precise titration, monitor the pH or potential as above, recording the reading after adding small set amounts of titrant.
