The phrase "are precisely due" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the exact timing or deadline for something that is expected or required.
Example: "The reports are precisely due by the end of the month, so please ensure they are submitted on time."
Alternatives: "are exactly due" or "are specifically due".
@usembislamabad Our offer was precisely due to the seriousness of the matter.
Christine Lagarde, the finance minister, argues that each step forward is precisely due to the co-operative approach.
This relationship is characterised by a certain exceptionality that is precisely due to the isolation of the hospital structure, which is essential to enable the medical practice.
This is precisely due to the FS radar system topology, which uses the direct signal from the transmitter as a pseudo local oscillator to mix with the received target FS signal to produce the Doppler output.
It is not an exaggeration to say that the one of the biggest health threats children face -- diarrhea -- is precisely due to the fact that 2.4 billion people -- 1 in 3 worldwide -- do not have a good enough place to defecate.
It is precisely due to this approximate description of the dynamics that the inference problem remains computationally tractable.
It is precisely due to this lack of official laws monitoring the use of MAR that diversity-related controversies as those mentioned earlier arise.
That "understanding" is precisely due to the engineered predictive behaviour: as the previous state was 0-0 (i.e., the initial situation), the circuit keeps that state regardless of the noise present.
Unfortunately, while this means that monoclonal antibody immunotherapy is considerably safer than other forms of anti-cancer therapy – namely small molecules – it is precisely due to their short lifespan that the efficacy of the treatment is limited.
The thickness of AlN can be precisely controlled due to the nature of atomic layer deposition.
