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The phrase "are precisely adapted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is specifically tailored or suited to a particular purpose or environment.
Example: "The designs of these tools are precisely adapted to meet the needs of the users in various industries."
Alternatives: "are specifically tailored" or "are accurately suited".
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Importantly, naturally occurring Clunio strains display different hatching cycles that are precisely adapted to the tidal times in the different coastal areas from which the strains are isolated.
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One obvious mechanism of ion selectivity is when a binding site is structurally constrained by the protein architecture and its geometry is precisely adapted to fit an ion of a given size.
The sneakers, which took approximately two years and 70 different iterations to perfect, were precisely adapted to comply with the unique contours of Felix's foot size, as well as her body type and running stride.
By taking advantage of this large collection, processing chains can be precisely adapted to the variety of structures to be analyzed, including the nucleus itself and structures composed of spot-like or larger objects.
Dr. Smith said his research supported a "neutral" community model, in which most species are not so precisely adapted, the community is not as tightly knit and new species can find a home.
Her characters are precisely drawn.
Scares are precisely timed.
It can be advantageous to be able to very precisely adapt mirror shapes in order to improve energy yield.
Adapting a more suitable method for classification to a previous taxonomy is precisely the logic behind clustering optimization [54].
That was precisely his failure.
That's precisely the point".
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