The phrase "analysing precisely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of examining something in a detailed and accurate manner.
Example: "In order to draw valid conclusions, we must be analysing precisely the data collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "examining closely" or "assessing accurately".
He wrote the book after taking a last tour around England before returning to his native America in an attempt to analyse precisely what it was he loved so much about the country.
Mommsen analysed precisely how Nazi rule undermined and eroded the formal structures of government, prompting a process of "cumulative radicalisation", which ended in the regime "running amok" in a maelstrom of destruction and criminality.
The NMR and GPC analyses precisely demonstrated successful constructions of the dendritic structures, while the formations of gadolinium chelates were deduced on the basis of HPLC study.
After performing a complete clinical evaluation, we have to analyse precisely the standards relevant to the functional aspects of the seated position, and we have to dissociate those relevant to the postural function of those purely orthopaedics.
Measurements performed at the first maximum of the static structure factor, on a rather large time window, allow one to analyse precisely the relaxation characteristics of these systems and to compare them with previous neutron time of flight and dielectric results.
This was even more apparent when considering states that we excluded from our analyses precisely because they had too few easement deals.
Moreover, these initial analyses precisely delineate potential regions where whole-genome shotgun or a BAC-enrichment strategy will provide insufficient information for biologists.
None of the populations was a representative sample of the U.S. population, and none of the treatments in the analyses precisely matched the recommended prevention activities.
Second, cardiac MRI enabled us to analyse precisely the different patterns of heart involvement in SSc by differentiating morphological, functional, perfusion and delayed contrast enhancement abnormalities.
This study emphasises that to analyse PED precisely it is important to clarify the dependence of the electroosmotic flow rate on the porosity and pressure.
