The phrase "a precise distance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific measurement of space between two points.
Example: "The satellite was positioned at a precise distance from the Earth to ensure optimal communication."
Alternatives: "an exact distance" or "a specific distance".
Each stride of the ski seemed locked at a precise distance.
By combining such a precise distance measurement with information about the satellite's orbit, oceanographers are able to produce maps of sea-surface topography.
Carrying Humvees, generators, fuel and forklifts, the trucks keep a precise distance over an imprecise landscape, passing knots of Iraqi soldiers dressed in mismatched camouflage at untidy checkpoints.
That wire, Mr. Hulbert said, is connected to a transmitter that sends a low-level radio signal, which travels a precise distance off the wire in all directions.
For the "inoculation" and ripening stages in the cheese-making process, McTague identified a "special place" in her kitchen at a precise distance from the stove where the milk could be maintained at exactly 32 degrees.
This was apparently a source of much frustration to focus group respondents, who also found it annoying to have to keep the body stationary at a precise distance from the camera in order to remain in focus.
Future work will investigate in a more precise distance measurement method to make LS-SOM to be more flexible.
Ultrasound in ophthalmology is employed in several clinical applications such as general-purpose ocular imaging (B-mode), ultrasound biometry that pursues precise distance measurements (A-mode), and ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM) limited to the anterior segment, which uses high frequencies (e.g., 50 MHz) to provide a very high resolution of 33 μm and less [6 10].
If you have ever watched a PGA Tour event on TV, in person, or on your computer, you probably have wondered at some point, how are they able to get the precise distance a ball has traveled, how far it is away from the pin, or the statistics for number of putts Tiger Woods makes within 10 feet?
Dr. Lawrence Kobilinsky, a forensics expert at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said that it was possible to determine the precise distance between a handgun muzzle and a victim only up to about 18 inches.
The men with the rockets carry their munitions to a planned firing point, from where the precise distance and azimuth to an American outpost are, from experience, well known.
