The phrase "a precisely designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been carefully and accurately created or planned, often referring to objects, systems, or processes.
Example: "The architect presented a precisely designed blueprint for the new community center, ensuring every detail was accounted for."
Alternatives: "a meticulously crafted" or "a carefully engineered".
This condition usually can be corrected through a precisely designed lens (eyeglasses or some forms of contact lenses) that counteracts the underlying corneal asymmetry.
In this paper, we propose a new neighbor-list-based algorithm with a precisely designed multilevel skin which can reduce unnecessary computation on inter-particle distances.
This blockage is achieved by a precisely designed geometry that only allows rays that fall within a very tiny range of angles to escape, while the rest stay in the material and heat it up.
Under a precisely designed four‐dimensional genetic program, CCN2 is produced from a limited population of chondrocytes and acts on all of the mesenchymal cells inside the bone callus to promote the integrated growth of the bone.
Unlike previous studies on gradient surfaces in which the wettability gradient is controlled either non-precisely or entirely uncontrolled, in this study, the contact angles along wettability gradient copper surfaces vary with a precisely designed gradient.
The researchers found that by creating a specific pattern of microscopic spheres of glass within a precisely designed photonic crystal, and then applying this pattern in a thin layer at the back of a solar cell, they could redirect unabsorbed photons back into the silicon.
The truth is that the made-for-business Europe being brought into existence with the enthusiastic assent of the "responsible" business and professional elites is a Europe precisely designed to be incapable of responding to the threat posed by a dictator like Milosevic.
For example, researchers led by Derek Woolfson at the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom created a series of precisely designed protein fragments called peptides, each of which spontaneously assembles into a 2D coil with well known properties of how they bind to one another.
Bioprinting is a process of precisely designed scaffolds using three-dimensional printing technologies for functional tissue engineering utilizing cell-laden biomaterials as bioink.
The former type, called a spring-mass accelerometer, incorporates a mass suspended by four precisely designed and matched springs; movement of the mass is restrained by a damper.
By inserting a plasmid containing cas genes and precisely designed CRISPRs (which are evolutionarily conserved), an organism's genome can be edited via addition or deletion of DNA base pairs at any desired location.
