The phrase "a precise weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific and accurate measurement of weight.
Example: "The recipe calls for a precise weight of flour to ensure the best results."
Alternatives: "an exact weight" or "a specific weight".
He thinks of the giant squid as both majestic and mundane — with a precise weight, diet, length, and life span.
Suzuki was extremely meticulous as a player, carrying his specially made bats in a black dehumidifier case to ensure they maintained a precise weight and level of moisture.
If you balance the two factors with a precise weight, you get optimal drug concentration". Of additional benefit, macromolecular drug carriers can be substituted for the toxic substances routinely mixed with chemotherapy to make it more soluble.
Thus, in this step it is necessary to perform two operations for each cell: to assign a precise weight to each CC on that cell (because the weight of an ERPA CC may vary from cell to cell, but it is constrained to remain inside its prescribed range of variability) and the crossing cost to the cell.
A result of this finding is that the method does not rely on a precise weighting of objectives by stakeholders the sensitivity analysis is identical across objective weights.
The target value was 1.5 mg per tube with a tolerance of ±0.2 mg and the precise weight of dispensed material was stored digitally.
The precise weight is recorded, and the weighing boat is transferred to a 2-ml cryovial.
The 21 Grams of the title, I managed to grasp through the mists of obfuscation, is apparently the weight a body loses when it dies, from which we might infer it is the precise weight of the human soul.
In each case the sauce, worked to the precise weight and flavor intensity, flattered the fish.
Asked to give his precise weight, he said, "I'm waiting to eat".
Christie has never revealed his precise weight, and declined to disclose how much he has lost.
