The phrase "able to provide precise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's capability to deliver accurate or specific information or results.
Example: "The new software is able to provide precise data analysis, which helps in making informed decisions."
Alternatives: "capable of delivering accurate" or "able to offer specific".
The YPG was able to provide precise co-ordinates for enemy positions to the operations base in Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Regional Government.
In this context, a major concern is to build calibration models that are able to provide precise (inverse) predictions for X from measured responses Y.
The Spitzer campaign said that it would not be able to provide precise numbers on fund-raising until Monday, but a campaign aide that it will have about $16 million on hand.
While no one here is able to provide precise statistics on the extent of desegregation this year, Mr. Nixon's aides believe that the desegregation process itself might have been serious ly retarded had there been a major disruption achieving na tional prominence.
By contrast, the numerical results in the present study are able to provide precise thermal boundary conditions for finite element analysis on the piston temperature and further analysis for the heat flux distribution during the combustion process, so as to achieve the optimized design of the piston.
An explicit physiological model of the cochlea, on the other hand, is not burdened by the drawbacks of a PAM and is able to provide precise and high resolution spatiotemporal response of the cochlea due to auditory stimuli.
Positron emission tomography/CT is able to provide more precise evaluations of tumor growth and response than RECIST, and precise information is crucial to development of useful models.
With the development of bioinformatic algorithms, computational approaches are now able to provide more precise guidance for enzyme engineering and make it more efficient and less laborious.
The XPS results showed, via deconvolution methods, that the line shapes and peak positions of Ti2p are dependent upon the nitrogen concentration at different depths and were able to provide more precise information on the TiNx substoichiometry.
Among tracking methods based on features, algorithms based on color are able to provide a precise description of the object and track the object with high speed.
And IBM's supercomputer Watson will soon be able to provide more precise weather forecasts based on billions of data points.
