The phrase "aligned precisely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the exact positioning or arrangement of objects, ideas, or elements in relation to each other.
Example: "The two components must be aligned precisely to ensure the machine operates correctly."
Alternatives: "perfectly aligned" or "exactly aligned".
But he said they might not be aligned precisely the same way they were in the Clinton administration.
The lath axis was aligned precisely with the [56̄1]f invariant line direction, and its cross-sectional shape was characterized by four distinct facets with different defect contents.
A four-axis lathe incorporates a rotary table that allows the cutting tool to swivel with respect to the workpiece to enable the machining of complex workpiece forms, and accurately machining complex meso-scale parts often requires that the cutting tool be aligned precisely along the axis of rotation of the rotary table.
On both the macro and the micro scales, our goals were aligned precisely.
Two mirrors 4 kilometers apart would have to be aligned precisely with the incoming laser.
When the mask edges are aligned precisely along the crystal direction, the channels are distinctly defined as per their dimensions.
This would be because the UK's regime would "align precisely" with the EU's, for goods that will be consumed in the EU.
In Drosophila, Ser985 of sws, which aligns precisely with Ser966 of vertebrate NTE, has been shown to be the active residue.
On the north, Nouvel aligned it precisely with the towers of the Notre Dame Cathedral, and using a newly available material, fritted glass, he etched in baked white ceramic a computer-generated image of the skyline across the river.
And the folk tradition's long double allegiance to landscape and protest aligns precisely with the book's own purposes.
Intriguingly, each of our designated VNAR-specific hallmarks align precisely with previously defined mutational 'cold spots' in natural nurse shark cDNA sequences.
