The phrase "advanced precision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where high levels of accuracy or meticulousness are required, such as in technology, engineering, or scientific research.
Example: "The new manufacturing process allows for advanced precision in the production of microchips."
Alternatives: "high precision" or "enhanced accuracy."
If the video is verified it will be embarrassing for the US, whose airforce uses advanced precision technology.
The results are useful for the advanced precision cooling mechanism design of the wet clutch.
The results are useful for the advanced precision cooling mechanism design of the rolling bearing.
Every day, briefers at Central Command here show high-tech images of buildings in and around Baghdad being blown to bits by America's advanced precision weaponry.
The idea for the JDAM was born during the gulf war, where the most advanced precision munitions of the day, laser-guided bombs, could be thrown off target by clouds or dust storms that deflect the laser beams.
The tube axial compression forming process with a fillet die can be developed into an advanced precision forming process with high quality, high efficiency, low consumption and good flexibility for size changing.
The NIH's All of Us Research Program an unprecedented effort to advance precision medicine is now open for enrollment.
Defined the dynamic function of autophagy in cancer may advance precision diagnostics, treatment, and guide drug design.
These results are discussed with respect to their applications in the clinical setting and consequent potential for advancing precision medicine.
We're identifying all of the intellectual disciplines on both the Morningside Heights and medical campuses that could contribute to advancing precision medicine.
Here, we highlight select research relevant to the validation and continued discovery of novel biomarkers to advance precision oncology in bladder cancer.
