The phrase "added precision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in accuracy or detail in a particular context, such as research, writing, or technical specifications.
Example: "The new algorithm provides added precision in data analysis, allowing for more reliable results."
Alternatives: "increased accuracy" or "enhanced detail."
If the days of professional football players are a regimented series of meetings and practices and treatment sessions, the Szotts have the added precision of a life spent almost entirely on their son's schedule.
He has added precision to his pace with his time in Europe and put in a number of dangerous crosses to Cahill, as well as teeing up Bresciano with three fantastic cut backs.
Each decay curve had a minimum of 5000 peak photon counts, and was fit using a double exponential decay model deconvolved from the measured instrument response function for added precision.
Therefore NMAs are likely to more optimally and rationally utilize the available evidence, and the resulting added precision and accuracy may translate into a more confident adoption decision.
Second, we did not assay other vitamin D metabolites, in particular the catabolic 24-hydroxylated compounds, although this could have added precision to our evaluation.
It added precision to the right to health dimensions of sexual and reproductive health further bringing attention to maternal health as a rights issue.
It owned the rights to the ink-jet method; Agilent added precision-printing know-how from its HP days.
The model fine-tunes and adds precision to the otherwise ad hoc process concerning the improvement of the game of soccer, and can provide insight about improvements in other professional sports.
Its role is semantic: to add precision and complexity to meaning.
Darkness constantly looms, adding precision but also an emotional undercurrent and a sense of the vast world beyond painting.
"RPA add precision targeting capabilities and long loiter times that can minimise civilian losses and protect friendly troops.
