The phrase "are precisely related" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the exact or specific connections between two or more subjects or concepts.
Example: "The results of the experiment and the hypothesis are precisely related, demonstrating a clear correlation."
Alternatives: "are closely connected" or "are directly linked".
These are important because they produce regular pulses of light and the period of those pulses is precisely related to the luminosity of the star.
In the past, many railroads scheduled locomotive overhauls at arbitrarily assessed intervals, but use of a computer base enables overhaul of an individual locomotive to be precisely related to need, so that it is not unnecessarily withdrawn from traffic.
Still, another challenge is precisely related to this: the specific lack of models that address the Pentest process.
Obviously, we also share this opinion and some of our previous work is precisely related to that (Pedro, Aresta, Santos & Almeida, 2015).
The surface wave velocity can be precisely related to the material modulus, or concrete modulus in the case of bridge decks, using either the measured or assumed mass density, or Poisson's ratio of the material.
Therefore, the surface wave velocity can be precisely related to the elastic modulus of concrete, using the measured or assumed mass density and Poisson's ratio of the material.
The thrown rock blocks (ranging in size from 21 × 20 × 19 cm to 105 × 58 × 39 cm) have been painted with bright colors in order to be better recognized in the videos, and numbered to be precisely related to their GPS coordinates (Fig. 3).
Then, results of present study have been applied to actual components: the tightening torque has been precisely related to the preloading force by means of the friction coefficients definition and the tensile state of clamps have been evaluated both experimentally (strain gauges) and numerically (FEA) in order to shed light on the failures which occurred during the tightening.
