The phrase "a precise demonstration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clear and exact presentation or explanation of a concept, process, or idea.
Example: "The scientist provided a precise demonstration of the experiment, ensuring that all variables were controlled."
Alternatives: "an accurate presentation" or "a clear illustration."
He developed a basic inequality of probability theory called Chebyshev's inequality, a generalized form of the Bienaymé-Chebyshev inequality, and used the latter inequality to give a very simple and precise demonstration of the generalized law of large numbers i.e., the average value for a large sample of identically distributed random variables converges to the average for individual variables.
In order for precise demonstration and quantification of the "surface deposition" mechanism, a novel experimental apparatus was designed and constructed by Soulgani et al. [26] to measure mass of deposited asphaltene versus time.
At the end of the simple and precise demonstration, the disturbing conviction emerges that between rock music and theater, theater is perhaps the more wild and free medium.
At the end of the simple and precise demonstration, the disturbing conviction emerges that between rock music and theater, the theater is perhaps the more wild and free medium.
Future experiments with more specific monoclonal antibodies will be required for the precise demonstration of neogenin expression in tissues by immunohistochemical stain.
For precise demonstrations, this directory/database is organized to comprehend the different aspects of genome editing and includes the following fields: CrisprID: a unique ID is given to each entry.
The in vivo demonstration of germ line transmission of a precise SNP exchange in zebrafish underscores its suitability as a model for genetic research.
A precise pitching wedge?
"There is a precise clause".
It distills a precise mood.
