The phrase "achieves a precise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of accuracy or specificity in a particular context, such as research, measurements, or goals.
Example: "The new algorithm achieves a precise calculation of the data, ensuring reliable results."
Alternatives: "attains an exact" or "reaches a specific".
It achieves a precise and early yaw moment compensation faster than the pilot can do it.
By moving the foot slightly in different directions on the leather base, Mr. Melissinos achieves a precise fit over each arch, then tightens and tweaks the straps.
Following suit with other VIBE line headsets, the Duo utilizes V-Masque dynamic driver technology that achieves a precise yet natural soundstage compared to other earbuds on the market.
With sparse lines in ink, pencil and conté crayons, she captured movement and emotion, while achieving a precise likeness.
The glaze is commonly crackled; this appears to be fortuitous, since little trouble was taken to achieve a precise finish.
Elroy wondered whether he might possess the skills of a mixer, the type of expert that vineyards employ to achieve a precise blend of grapes.
This example illustrates how detailed, quantitative measurements are crucial for achieving a precise phenomenological description of the interactions that make up this complex process.
This approach could achieve a precise trajectory tracking for a robot manipulator in the presence of uncertainties and disturbances.
To achieve a precise Mars landing, the autonomous navigation performance of Mars final approach phase need to be further improved.
In this way, we achieve a precise determination of the first interaction point of the two 511 keV photons.
This process allows achieving a precise control over the spectral response and is completely reversible allowing many tuning attempts to be made on a single structure until the optimum performance is achieved.
