The phrase "a precise example of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to specify a clear and exact instance that illustrates a particular concept or idea.
Example: "To better understand the theory, let me provide a precise example of how it applies in real life."
Alternatives: "a specific instance of" or "a clear illustration of".
A precise example is the discovery of a Bacteroidetes D8, a cholesterol-reducing bacterium of human intestinal origin, which was isolated from a senior male volunteer, with a high capacity to reduce luminal cholesterol to coprostanol [ 101].
Precise examples of PAVs, CNVs, inversion, duplication, and movement (i.e., transposition) characterized in grasses are given.
These findings are consistent with the literature [ 61, 62] but offer more precise examples of limitations in every-day activities or restrictions in participation.
Among elaborated data, 3D reconstructions are becoming more popular because they allow, for example, a precise evaluation of the geometry of organs thus making the measurements necessary for surgical planning easier and more accurate.
Our first two examples illustrate how a precise characterization of the model uncertainty/variability can be obtained with only few trajectories.
A precise definition of 'health,' for example, appears elusive.
The violinist Kyu Young Kim was the leader and an eloquent soloist in a vivid account of Shostakovich's Chamber Symphony, an arrangement of his String Quartet No. 8. Urgent but never manic, the performance was a textbook example of precise dynamic control, with penetrating playing from another cellist, Dan McDonough.
A remarkable example of precise detection of a signaling circuit activity occurs in the VEGF pathway, whose induction is known to be involved in malignant transformation [ 52].
When we conclude summarily that an allowable exposure would yield a precise point estimate of, for example, no more than 1-in-10,000 excess cancer risk, we know that many individuals will instead face a risk of 1-in-1,000, or even higher.
