The phrase "and in the exact" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where precision is being emphasized, but it needs to be part of a fuller sentence to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The results must be replicated and in the exact manner as described in the protocol."
Alternatives: "and precisely" or "and exactly as".
First, those 120 payments have to be on time and in the exact amount due.
Now they're produced both domestically and in the exact replica of their Cheltenham factory in India, whose bat-makers Kranzbuhler trains.
In this simulation methodology, composite microstructure has been discussed based on the real morphology considering the inclusions with their actual size, shape, spatial positioning, and in the exact amount.
He has a glass-topped billiard table where he re-enacts Nelson's sea-battles with model fleets on the very days, at the very hours, and in the exact formations of the original engagements.He is writing the definitive biography, but is stuck at 1799, when Nelson ordered the arrest and execution of the Neapolitan republican leaders.
Note that, for the baseline solution, one DU is set per building (i.e., monetary cost does not change), and in the exact method, coverage and capacity are not taken into account in (3).
A remarkable up-and-down left him with a 70 and in the exact same spot as Rory McIlroy four years ago.
Unfortunately, most tried to brow-beat me into experiencing pregnancy and birth and parenthood in the exact way they did.
I went back and looked again, and almost in the exact same spot I found three more!
Although FGF signalling has been suggested as essential for specification of mesoderm and endoderm in vivo and in culture, the exact role of this pathway remains unclear.
Increasing the value of, the lower bound in (16) tends to the exact and finally the case of and results in the exact minimum of BER.
Take the device away and the body remains, curled and twitching in the exact shape of its absence.
