The phrase "adopting precisely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of taking on or implementing something in a specific and accurate manner.
Example: "The team is focused on adopting precisely the strategies that have proven successful in previous projects."
Alternatives: "implementing accurately" or "embracing exactly".
None of the options were adopted precisely.
In South Africa, after the fall of apartheid, their new constitution adopted precisely the British tenets of what they called "just administrative action" namely, the right to official decisions that are lawful, reasonable and fair.
It's hard not to suspect that the formula -- which makes absolutely no sense in terms of national security -- was adopted precisely because it caters to that same constituency.
In subsequent sections, we will see that several contemporary compatibilist efforts adopt precisely this approach.
One can also consider a more general version of the trans model, in which the N- and C-terminal fragments are not constrained to adopt precisely the orientation found in the tetramer.
Microtechnologies have been adopted to precisely control the encapsulated cell number, size and shape of a cell-laden polymer structure.
A modelling approach using a tanks-in-series (TIS) model was adopted to precisely analyse and characterise the residence time distributions (RTDs), in an effort to account for the different flow patterns across the treatment systems.
Moreover, the microfluidic systems adopted to precisely handle cells and interface with other tools have been described earlier; thus, new approaches dealing with merging label-free selection methods and microfluidic systems are merely summarized.
Microfluidic systems have been adopted to precisely handle single cells and interface with other tools for biochemical analysis.
The originality of our contribution lay precisely in adopting this approach.
