The phrase "allows for more precision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods, tools, or processes that enhance accuracy or detail in a particular context.
Example: "The new software update allows for more precision in data analysis, leading to better decision-making."
Alternatives: "provides greater accuracy" or "enables enhanced detail."
If the aspects have an additive effect, then DOE represents not only a more economic experimental design, but also allows for more precision; however, if the aspects are not additive, but interact synergistically, then DOE can allow for detection and estimation of such interactions [26].
This allows for more precision in assessing closeness, which is especially useful in protein networks, where most protein pairs are very close to each other in terms of shortest path distance.
Furthermore, our governance configurations allow for more precision and distinction in describing each governance form.
Using Pantone names as a reference point for color analysis appears to be an imperfect solution, but the adoption of a color vocabulary, no matter how limited, seems to allow for more precision in analyzing color design in film.
Simply moving the directional controls will move Sonic at a moderate pace, allowing for more precision.
Such centile curves allow for more precision compared to usual recommendations since they provide adjusted predictions.
A larger sample size would allow for more precision in addressing the association at higher doses.
Had we been able to run a more detailed analysis aided by accurate description of the nursing workforce, results would have allowed for more precision concerning the impact on HIV/AIDS outcomes.
It was also expected that when the sum of scores on the DI-5 (suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety, feelings of worthlessness and perceived inability to cope; [ 27]), was monitored, it would allow for more precision in identifying those at risk of deliberate self-harm than cross-sectional measurements alone (i.e. initial distress measured by DI-5 scores on day 1).
Ultimately, precision medicine allows for more precise diagnosis and treatment at the intrinsic molecular level.
It allows for more finite control and precision than is normally possible with a human operating with their kludgy meat hands, no matter their skill or dexterous ability.
