The phrase "a precise distance from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying an exact measurement or separation between two points or objects.
Example: "The treasure was buried at a precise distance from the old oak tree, marked by a stone."
Alternatives: "an exact distance from" or "a specific distance from".
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.
But astronomers have thought these conditions could arise only if a planet is a precise distance from a star: not too close to burn off the atmosphere, not too far to freeze all water.
Vergence-accommodation distance in meters will help understand a real deterministic situation where the viewer is positioned at a precise distance from the screen where the stereo image is produced.
We can expect finding the binding motif for the TF investigated to become even easier in the future, with the introduction of novel experimental techniques like ChIP-exo [ 106, 107], which by using exonuclease trims the DNA regions at a precise distance from the binding site.
They thought that the expectation that, in the heat of a confrontation, they could measure their precise distance from the demonstrators to make sure that the tools they were using would prove effective rather than fatal was ludicrous.
The technology works by shooting laser pulses at the ground; as these pulses bounce back, they reveal the precise distance from plane to Earth, creating a topographical map of the planet's bare surface.
James Joyce took the trouble, if I am not mistaken, to measure the precise distance from Bloom's basement entrance to the street above.
The temple's precise distance from the plant places it in bureaucratic limbo: outside the mandatory twelve-mile evacuation zone imposed by Japanese authorities, and just beyond the twelve-to-nineteen mile "stay indoors" zone.
The precise distance from which the sniper has taken his shots has not been established, but some gun and shooting experts said that telescopes affixed to rifles would make it relatively easy to hit the target -- if not a precise spot on the target -- even from hundreds of yards away.
We seek to determine the precise distance from the inversion breakpoint to the Hox genes and find out whether these genes were affected in any way by the inversion.
