The phrase "a precise period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific duration of time that is clearly defined or measured.
Example: "The project requires a precise period of six months to ensure all tasks are completed on schedule."
Alternatives: "a specific timeframe" or "an exact duration".
Balzac's writing not only evoked the surface or the atmosphere of a precise period but also examined the processes of historical, social, and political transformation.
The machine-age era that this look references, from the late eighteen-nineties to the late nineteen-forties, represents a precise period in the history of technology: post-electric and pre-atomic.
This 5V square-wave signal is an ideal source for producing an accurate time base, because its rising and falling edges happen at a precise period without much delay, and it oscillates from 0 to 5V, which are TTL values that can be fed into the MCU.
Since launching the crackdown, Turkey has detained a total of 5,803 people, of which about 2,200 were foreigners, the minister said, without giving a precise period.
Each step in the staining protocol included incubation for a precise period of time at a specific temperature.
Perhaps on Thursday evening I should watch Blair's appearance on Newsnight armed with a stopwatch, to time the precise period between blinks.
Honorbound, Bess makes her way to the Kent countryside, described in precise period detail with a lovely touch of rue for its never-to-be-recovered way of life.
Reuters adds: He did not give a precise time period for the ceasefire but said Damascus would announce its agreement on Wednesday or Thursday.
Moreover, a precise prepatent period of 11 days was demonstrated in this study along with a determination that the quantity of mosquito bites required to confer malaria in 100% of the volunteers is at most, 3 bites, and may be one bite.
Finally, due to the aggregated nature of influenza exposure data, we are unable to define a precise effect period that might provide insights into whether this effect is driven by increased transmission, increased propensity for invasive disease, or increased colonization, though biological experiments described above strongly suggest that the latter may be important.
The use of aseptic, cGMP-compliant P. falciparum-infected mosquitoes is safe, is associated with a precise prepatent period compared to the standard model and appears more efficient than the standard approach, as it led to infection in 100% (6/6) of volunteers exposed to three mosquito bites and 83% (5/6) of volunteers exposed to one mosquito bite.
