The phrase "a more precise representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for clarity or accuracy in describing something, often in academic or technical contexts.
Example: "In order to improve our analysis, we need a more precise representation of the data."
Alternatives: "a clearer depiction" or "a more accurate portrayal".
These representations are a formalization of traditional systems engineering block diagrams to enable a more precise representation of interfaces, and other aspects of system structure.
Hereby, the interaction of the subsystems is taken into account, which leads to a more precise representation of the systems' dynamic behavior.
It was shown by using a finite element fluid solid (elastic) interaction and an analytic P-waves-only model, that the two types of waves should be modeled to give a more precise representation of the data.
The ellipsoidal description of the defect size, shape and orientation offers a more precise representation of real defects leading to more accurate results than the established hemispherical notch or surface crack methods.
"There's always an engineering trade-off between the cost of having a more precise representation and the benefit of the efficiency".
Nevertheless, the FFT-based spectral harmonics are an intermediate step in the computation of the envelope, so a more precise representation of the harmonics in relevant regions of the spectral envelope may help to get more accurate formant estimates and also more discriminative speech features.
Increased tactile experience of a certain body area, such as the index finger, that has been shown to relate to increased S1 activity (Braun et al. 2000; Pleger et al. 2003) and better discrimination abilities (Braun et al. 2000; Ragert et al. 2003; Schweizer et al. 2001) during physical touch perception, may also cause a stronger and more precise representation during touch observation.
The results indicate that a more realistic and more precise representation of landscape structure is obtained on the basis of the detailed spatial scale and the true surface geometries of patches.
The first two thirds of the book consist of a thorough refinement and more precise representation of his theory of meaning and of his epistemological views, and the last third consists of a presentation of his theory of value.
We also propose a decision tree-based classifier that provides a "coarse-to-fine" classification of new samples by successive projections onto more and more precise representation subspaces.
Again, the view that the effects of antipsychotic medication on neuromodualtory systems that bias networks toward more precise representations of stimuli and relations among representations, while speculative, cannot be dismissed out of hand.
