The phrase "a precise size and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying exact measurements or dimensions in a context where precision is important.
Example: "The project requires a precise size and shape for the components to ensure proper fit and function."
Alternatives: "an exact size and" or "a specific size and".
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.
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.
Reviewer #2: This manuscript uses the fission yeast S. pombe to investigate how cells divide at a precise size.
The Au nanostructures were produced by two different techniques, namely, cluster beam deposition from a magnetron sputtering/gas condensation source (with precise size and composition control) and electrochemical deposition.
Isovist graphs could be regarded as the least abstract of Space Syntax techniques, because the nodes retain a range of geographic properties such as precise size and location.
This fabrication process using the bio-templates enables us to prepare closely packed high-density Si NDs with the intentionally designed precise size and spacing in a nanometric scale with flexible film stacking.
This is a book of detail and imagination, in which the precise size and composition of the bricks used to make Aristotele Fioravanti's Cathedral of the Dormition occupy as important a place as diplomatic history or palace strife (though these are given their due).
But it would require expertise and a well-equipped lab to reduce the microbes to the precise size and powdery form that can cause inhalation anthrax, by far the deadliest form of the disease.
Stones < 4 mm are likely to be passed spontaneously, and a consensus has not been reached on the necessity of determining the precise size and location of stones [ 14].
