The phrase "a precise context" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific circumstances or conditions in which something occurs or is relevant.
Example: "To fully understand the author's intent, we must analyze the text within a precise context."
Alternatives: "a specific context" or "a clear context".
In this precise context a new min-type switching function depending on the state and input variables is introduced which opens the possibility to generalize the same ideas to obtain less conservative solutions to other control design problems of switched systems appearing in the literature.
"Never darken our doors again!" the word "actress" was sternly instructed, and away it duly skulked into oblivion - though I'm told it may still be fetched out in one precise context: where a liaison occurs with a bishop.
The mythic action is given a precise local context: we are in the uneasy aftermath of a war.
The songs, re-ochestrated for a four-piece orchestra, also never seem to stem from a precise social context, but become a series of discrete numbers.
While the Luke-Katie scenes hold the attention, you yearn for the vivid particularity of Peter Gill's Small Change, which places the agonies of adolescence in a precise social context.
This novel approach allows nondestructive 3D visualization and quantification of large microvascular networks, while retaining a precise anatomical context for ROIs scanned at very high resolution.
As the rules of logic operate on linguistic objects, and these linguistic objects may be considered separately from the precise mathematical context in which they described a truth, it is possible to apply the rules of logic and obtain new linguistic objects without providing a precise mathematical context for the latter.
Intellectual assets cover those generic cluster of intangible assets which, when narrowly defined within a precise legal context, emerge as rights which are protected or can be protected by law.
These studies did not place CCR5 ligand synthesis into a precise immunological context defined by the response phase (i.e., primary or secondary) or CD4+ T cell subsets synthesizing the ligands.
This review aims to give an overview on the state of the art in the precise context of metal complexes-based ECL dyes directly adsorbed on, included in or interacting with nanoparticles of various nature.
