The phrase "a precise identification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for clarity or accuracy in identifying something specific, such as in research or analysis.
Example: "The study requires a precise identification of the variables involved to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "an exact identification of" or "a clear identification of".
This prevents a precise identification of the emissions generated from commercial aircraft since the fuel flow rate is not constant.
This would allow for a precise identification of the impact of connectivity per mode: air, sea and road.
In order to become fully functional, both of these systems require a precise identification of all the parameters describing each part of the CMA, as well as identifying all the possible operational errors of the device.
Pigments like minium, green earth, a lead-based yellow and smalt have been detected in the painted layer, while a precise identification of the resins and varnishes layered on top of the decoration was not possible because of the heterogeneity of samples.
However, a precise identification of the receptor type remains to be carried out.
The mean and individual MR images were used for a precise identification of loci of activation.
These findings suggest not only that genetic typing offers a more precise identification of a RABVV but also that genetic analysis of RABV may help us better understand how the natural history of the host drives viral evolution.
Before going, I had thought that a more precise identification of the play with a particular country South Africa, say, or Nigeria would be preferable, the better to avoid the pernicious notion that Africa is a country.
Before going, I had thought that a more precise identification of the play with a particular country — South Africa, say, or Nigeria — would be preferable, the better to avoid the pernicious notion that Africa is a country.
The absence of aging is a special advantage for OP-albumin as a biomarker because it allows for a more precise identification of the OP.
This mode of imaging allows for a better visualization of structures, such as the PFR, and a more precise identification of which type of filaments lie over each other.
