The phrase "a precise selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a carefully chosen or specific group of items or options.
Example: "The committee made a precise selection of candidates for the scholarship program."
Alternatives: "a careful choice of" or "a specific assortment of".
Like Joyce, Flaubert can be drily comic, but humour is dependent on a precise selection of words, registers and double meanings, so I had to take an irony geiger count of every sentence – whose "right" translation lurked just around the corner.
The sequential forward selection, genetic and maximum relevance minimum redundancy algorithms are used for a precise selection of features.
But in reaction dynamics studies the wide (thermal) velocity distribution mostly renders difficult a precise selection of experimentally probed velocities.
Taken together, a precise selection of NSCLC patients who are most likely to benefit from immune checkpoint blockade therapies may maximize the benefit and reduce the high cost and unexpected immune-related adverse events (irAEs) of these therapies.
Because of the large number of requirements and also the lack of reliable data on the requirements themselves, it is difficult to provide both an exact list of the requirements and of the properties whereby a precise selection of material can be determined.
After a necessary chemical fixation, patterns were carved on the glass with a pulsed laser, which allowed a precise selection of the ROI during the ultramicrotomy phase.
To better define the degree of glutamine depletion and to enable a more precise selection of the patients in need of exogenous glutamine supplementation is necessary to be able to design study protocols that will give conclusive evidence [43].
This allowed a more precise selection of the inoculated tissues, which could explain the prolonged persistence of the DNA vaccine used in this experiment.
To better define the degree of glutamine depletion and to enable a more precise selection of the patients in need of exogenous glutamine supplementation is necessary to be able to design study protocols that will give conclusive evidence [ 43].
As an adjunct to clinical tools (digital examination, endoscopy, and biopsy), the combined use of MRI + DWI seems promising to enable a more precise selection of patients eligible to undergo minimally invasive treatments.
This method requires precise selection of a particular coefficient that is currently chosen by human intervention, which is time consuming and open to human error.
