The phrase "a precise size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific measurement or dimension that is exact and not approximate.
Example: "The engineer specified a precise size for the components to ensure they fit perfectly in the assembly."
Alternatives: "an exact size" or "a specific size".
Each poster must be of a precise size and must be tacked to the candidate's numbered location.
Once dried and ground to a precise size, pigments are mixed with a commercial binder and applied to a metallic substrate to study their properties.
This nano-emulsification approach is a simple and very versatile technology, which allows a precise size control and it can be performed at mild process conditions.
Reviewer #2: This manuscript uses the fission yeast S. pombe to investigate how cells divide at a precise size.
Because coins are minted with a precise size and composition of metals, each one weighs a certain, predictable amount.
If your car has all-wheel drive, all four tires may need to be replaced at once for a precise size match to avoid premature wear of the expensive center differential.[1].
A robust study design as is obtained in an RCT is needed to confirm these results and obtain a more precise size effect.
Collapsing the data from all trials into one condition yields a more precise size estimation per participant and is valid because there is typically no interaction effect of object size on the own-body-size effect (see the " Results" section).
He has his own design team who constantly gave us concepts and styleframes representing his specific ideas, from the smallest detail like the design of a barbed wire to the exact disposition and number of towers on a building or the precise size of a window compared to a wall and so on.
It was a puzzle whose precise size, shape and purpose was impossible to measure, and because it did not announce itself as a product, or ask for your credit card, players were tempted to think of the game as their own unique discovery.
There is a debate about the precise size of this subsidy, but there are similar debates for any interesting economic variable, including gross domestic product, inflation or unemployment.
