The phrase "approach precisely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or manner of addressing a particular issue or task with accuracy and attention to detail.
Example: "In order to solve this complex problem, we need to approach precisely and consider all possible variables."
Alternatives: "address accurately" or "tackle with precision".
It would, Greening said, be "a 21st-century approach, precisely not one that's rooted in the 1960s and 1970s".
Rockwell is forced into this eclectic approach precisely because nobody knows where the business is going.
More specifically, the phronesis based approach precisely acknowledges the importance of addressing research as it is actually lived and, in doing so, it stresses its unpredictability and open-endedness, which is what characterizes virtually all approaches that take complexity seriously (Carr and Hartnett 1996; Coles 2006; Reed 1996).
This approach precisely controls the amount of tissue exposed to the hydrogel and allows for the homogenization and digestion of the same amount of tissue using conventional sample preparation methods.
For some values of ℓ, the RF distance to the reference tree was 0, so here the tree topology reconstructed by our approach precisely coincides with the reference topology.
It is vital those big data solutions are multithreaded and that data access approaches be precisely tailored to large volumes of semi-structured/unstructured data.
But that approach was precisely the kind that he and others have been perfecting for years, a kind of gonzo journalism or a conservative version of "Candid Camera".
The grand challenges' change of direction thus makes sense.And yet, what made the Gates's original challenges such a refreshing approach was precisely their specificity.
It could be contended that this approach penalizes precisely those states that have done the most to reduce their emissions, but, for the most part, it's the states that have made the least effort that are now suing.
This different approach is precisely why, during the 2008 debate about financial modernisation, people like Hal Scott wanted a single financial regulator to adopt the approach of the bank regulators rather than that of the SEC.This principals-based approach can be very powerful: regulators can bar a merger, ban a banker or do any number of far-reaching things.
The Front National dabbled in greenwash last year, but its insistence on an ecology defined by "patriotism and the national interest", and its instinctive suspicion of a multilateral UN approach is precisely the attitude which could thwart the translation of impressive COP 21 words into deeds.
