The phrase "a precise scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a measurement tool or system that provides accurate and specific measurements.
Example: "In order to ensure the accuracy of the experiment, we need to use a precise scale for weighing the samples."
Alternatives: "an accurate scale" or "a detailed scale."
The title story, for example, takes the form of a series of restaurant reviews written by an articulate nine-year-old who rates some of New York's most exclusive eateries on a precise scale of one to 2,000 stars.
This thinness hypothesis certainly has to do with the existence of a precise scale in the map, that is, with the "hyper columnar" organization.
But laboratory studies, which assess people's moods on a precise scale immediately after crying, have often found that people feel worse after a sob.
The grand entrance to the Cyclone Racer reared up in Osterhoudt's workshop — nearly 5 feet tall, 8 feet from end to end, a precise scale model of the monster he had seen as a child.
Not unlike the Celsius temperature scale, the term susceptibility to SD is made a precise scale by a two-point definition, i. e., two macroscopically observable cortical states at which a phase transition in SD pattern formation occurs.
Using the tool, the functional domains and sites of a protein sequence can be drawn to a precise scale.
Suppose that I have a really precise scale and I measure 100 people's weight – and I get an "average" weight of the group.
The fact that the slope was significantly positive, with very little variation, shows that this method is able to reveal position coding on an extraordinarily precise scale.
This is patron service and stewardship at a massive yet precise scale.
Thus, if one is seeking to understand the underlying mechanism between face and ecological consumption, an important first step is to locate a more scientific and precise scale.
Imagine gesture recognition just like Microsoft's Kinect game controller, but on a much smaller, more precise scale!
