The phrase "and precise method of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific and accurate way of doing something, often in academic or technical contexts.
Example: "The study outlines a systematic and precise method of data collection to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "and accurate approach to" or "and exact technique for".
The DDM technique for superimposition data set generation allows selection of atoms that are invariant in all structures, is free from user bias, and represents the most accurate and precise method of producing such subsets.
This may result from a selection of microsatellite markers adjacent to chromosomal loci, which are involved in B-cell malignancies, and using GeneScan Analysis Software, which is most modern and precise method of microsatellite analysis.
Data obtained through this method, although considering a limited number of sampled fruits and the limits of the bi-dimensional images, confirmed the results of visual scoring, but also appeared a more objective and precise method of analysis compared with visual scoring.
To resolve these discrepancies, we used a highly sensitive and precise method of measuring low concentrations of TSE infectivity, which we have successfully used for quantitation of TSE infectivity in blood (1, 2 ), to measure the concentration of TSE infectivity in urine of scrapie-infected hamsters.
His innovative and comprehensive scholarly work, based on new and precise methods of production and control is remarkable and has earned him international admiration to this day.
To assess the feasibility, efficacy and patterns of gene transfer methods, there is a real need for simple and precise methods of evaluation.
Variability in IR based on age, ethnicity, 19 sex, 20 and body morphology 11 have prompted investigations to search for more accurate and precise methods of assessing an adolescent's risk of IR.
Radiostereometric analysis (RSA) is a very accurate and precise method for measurements of rigid body movements including the evaluation of joint implant and fracture stability, however, RSA has not previously been used in clinical studies of calcaneal osteotomies.
This method has been applied as a selective, simple and precise method for determination of nitrite in real sample.
A simple, fast and precise method for evaluation of precipitate formation kinetics and its amount in concentrated suspensions that are stored in closed containers after production has been developed.
As the number of KOA patients are estimated to increase dramatically in the future, there is a huge need for an easy and precise method for retrieval of PROs from this patient category [ 8, 9].
