The phrase "a precise classification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for accuracy in categorizing or organizing information, items, or concepts.
Example: "In scientific research, a precise classification of species is essential for understanding biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an accurate categorization" or "a specific classification."
A precise classification of rock raw materials with respect to frost-resistance is still an issue.
That inventory has been therefore developed upon a precise classification made on different elements type (equipment, facilities, plants) according to their function on construction site.
The algorithms presented generate a design soil profile, produced using a precise classification based on soil type and state and by elimination of artificial layering, that can be more effectively used in design.
However, for some VPL-based applications and environments, these boundaries are fuzzy and a precise classification is not possible.
The MRI images were reviewed by an expert in the radiology department for a precise classification of patients with positive stroke.
However, there are geometrical parameters that allow a precise classification of test pieces according to : eccentricity, centroid frequency, and BS are the main ones.
These systems not only vary in the way their power is routed, their degree of electrification and their mechanical layouts, they also resist any precise classification of their designs.
Moreover, the level of details of each protein family in OxyGene has been refined by a phylogenetic tree approach to give a more precise classification than the one found in SEED.
There is an urgent need for more research, to inform an evidence-based definition of ACOS and a more precise classification, and to encourage the development of specific interventions for clinical use.
For a more precise classification of the tumors as well as a better estimation of the prognosis, potent molecular and/or protein markers are clearly needed in addition to the currently used histological grading (G) and Tumor-Node-Metastasis (TNM) staging system.
A more precise classification might be pan-Soviet fusion the menu is a culinary tour of the former U.S.S.R. and its satellites, with dishes from as far afield as Central Europe and the Caucasus.
