The phrase "achieve the precise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of a specific level of accuracy or detail in a task or goal.
Example: "To ensure the success of the project, we must achieve the precise measurements required for the experiment."
Alternatives: "attain the exact" or "reach the specific".
To achieve the precise digital control of the current gain, the current division technique is used.
To impose a time limit on criminal proceedings would be to achieve the precise result that manipulative and threatening behaviour aims at.
It is very difficult to achieve the precise position of robotic arms when the system is inside a human's body.
But the magazine did not achieve the precise editorial pitch that lures consumers, and Hearst executives said that Ms. Black was keenly dissatisfied with the newsstand performance of Harper's Bazaar.
To achieve the precise bud-pink seen on two tiny, paper-thin cups at the Met not only meant rethinking taste in color — at what point does eye-catching shade into garish?
Methods: The researchers used a technique called nanoimprint lithography to achieve the precise wire width and spacing necessary for the grids, testing different wire configurations for their transparency and their electronic properties.
In other words, compared with dual-frequency, triple-frequency can achieve the same precise solution with less time, and therefore improve the avail-ability of precise solutions.
The value of the B+ J/ψK+ branching fraction is the combination of results from five different experiments14, taking advantage of all their data to achieve the most precise input parameters for this analysis.
To achieve the most precise detonation synchronization possible in the outer lens system, conventional detonators consisting of an electrically heated wire, and a sequence of primary and secondary explosives were not used.
Furthermore, a PI regulator with a dual-frequency resonant (PI-DFR) controller in the positive synchronous reference frame for PGSC and SGSC are designed to achieve the rapid and precise regulation of the corresponding components simultaneously.
But balsa wood is expensive and natural variations in the grain can be an impediment to achieving the increasingly precise performance requirements of turbine blades and other sophisticated applications.
