The phrase "apply precisely to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is relevant or applicable to a specific situation or context.
Example: "The rules apply precisely to the circumstances outlined in the contract."
Alternatives: "pertain specifically to the" or "are relevant to the".
Our LD calculations will not apply precisely to most association studies based on the DGRP, because each study is likely to use a different subset of lines for phenotyping.
That may sound like a digression into the affairs of the Labour party, but it applies precisely to this exhibition.
But hot air can take several hours, and I found it harder than hot water to apply precisely in the kitchen.
Einstein had come face to face with the fundamental paradox of quantum mechanics: why the laws that apply so precisely to the subatomic realm do not appear to carry over into the domain of everyday things.
Thus, a node which applies CITR to compute its available bandwidth may not apply precisely the distance-based interference model due to the hidden node problem.
The courts have pointed out that if the CPS apply precisely the same test when deciding whether to discontinue a case as they do when deciding whether to start proceedings in the first place then the right of private prosecution would be undermined.
Hard turning with minimal fluid application (HTMF) is a new strategy, in which extremely small quantity of specially prepared cutting fluid is applied precisely at the cutting zone.
This means using only 8-10kg of nitrogen per hectare, approximately a fifth of the recommended application rates, but applying it precisely to the roots three to four weeks after planting.
However this needs to be applied more precisely to the health system and to the economic contraction.
This necessitates the use of force transducers that can apply precisely controlled forces to cells while monitoring the responses noninvasively.
