The phrase "a precise recording" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an accurate and detailed account of information, data, or events.
Example: "The scientist provided a precise recording of the experiment's results, ensuring that all variables were accounted for."
Alternatives: "an accurate record" or "a detailed account."
These studies are conducted using a newly developed test rig, which allowed for controlled temperature gradients and a precise recording of the spreading dynamics of lubricants on sample surfaces.
The polygenic basis of wing shape and its adaptive significance (flight, host finding), combined with the relative simplicity of a two-dimensional structure that allows a precise recording and analysis of the shape using geometric morphometrics, makes wing shape a very useful trait in the study of morphological evolution [ 7, 26- 28].
A finished Narrative is a precise record of everything the authors did to complete their analysis.
Many a novelist thereafter kept a precise record of his cogitations, anxieties, and harrowing moments of inability to create.
The aim, he said, was to defeat forgers by producing a precise record of the works he sold.
The non-linearity is mainly due to the Jacobian of the coordinate transformation, which is a precise record of how the particles are rotated and stretched.
Assisted by German literary experts and a manuscript expert, they will convey to the court a precise record of what the boxes contain.
He describes how individual scientific obsessions, like Charles David Keeling's preoccupation with creating a precise record of carbon dioxide concentrations, produced vital puzzle pieces.
On toll roads, automatic toll collection systems create a precise record of the movements of motorists who choose to make use of that convenience.
Bar codes along the bottom of the backs and fronts of letters as they are postmarked leave behind a precise record of their path as machines record their passage through the many-pronged system.
The recording, the DCI added, would "provide a precise record of any conversation which might be necessary to counter any future allegations made against police and will clearly show that we have acted with integrity".
