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The phrase "a tight definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a definition that is precise, clear, and without ambiguity.
Example: "In academic writing, it is essential to provide a tight definition of key terms to avoid confusion."
Alternatives: "a precise definition" or "a strict definition".
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Moreover, in the absence of a tight definition there will always be a number of disputed cases.
The Disney corporation, with its mammoth financial advantage, can obviously afford a more rigorous and expensive restoration, and the new "Pinocchio" looks magnificent, with a richness of color and a tight definition that evoke the theatrical experience.
Oddly, the networks also want to be able to gather information about users, but not use it for tracking.But the FTC seems firmly resolved, and privacy advocates are pushing hard for a tight definition of what "not tracking" means.
"We would gather as much evidence as was possible and we would make a decision whether or not we thought somebody was captured by what is a tight definition in relation to somebody committing an act of terrorism, an act preparatory to, fundraising or supporting a terrorist organisation or providing financial support or indoctrinating young people into the ways of one of these cults," he said.
Our turnover is just 20%." The Icon Technology Fund is limited to a tight definition of technology stocks.
"The reason we have such a tight definition for our different categories is to allow us to look at trends over time.
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A tighter definition means that parents, teachers and caregivers will wait longer to consider giving children specialized attention and care.
There would be some new curbs on warrants, including "a tighter definition of the purposes for which it is sought, defined by operations or mission purposes".
In order to tackle bullying properly it needs a tighter definition, says Bazelon - something like "abuse carried out over a prolonged period of time, involving a power imbalance".
Crucial issues resolved with today's signing include a tighter definition of a Hong Kong company and what manufacturing activities allow an item to qualify as being made in Hong Kong.
Health officials have seen only limited local transmission in the nation, and the number of probable or suspected cases in the United States is expected to be lowered from 199 to about 30 because of a tighter definition of the disease.
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