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The phrase "as a precious tool" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that is highly valued or considered very useful in a particular context.
Example: "In the realm of education, technology serves as a precious tool for enhancing learning experiences."
Alternatives: "as a valuable resource" or "as an essential instrument."
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The CCD camera appears as a precious tool to follow the kinetics of LucF activity, but proved problematic with respect to LucR monitoring, which was hindered due to substrate precipitation and CCD camera sensitivity (not shown).
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But, for making treatment decisions involving potentially life-threatening conditions, additional information gives providers a precious tool.
Finally, exposure monitoring with operational dosimetry became a precious tool for practice analyse and real time exposition staff evaluation.
They provide information not given by other tracing methods and are thus a precious tool for tunnelling engineers and geologists.
Therefore, numerical modeling techniques for analyzing fretting fatigue crack initiation provide a precious tool to study this phenomenon.
Therefore, subviral particles could be a precious tool for research on cell biology of DVs.
Initial lesions often develop parafoveally (Sarks et al, 1988) and inhibiting their expansion could be a precious tool in preserving central vision.
More than ever, such applications represent a precious tool for biologists in order to allow them to directly visualize large scale data generated by sequencing.
The anisotropy of low-field magnetic susceptibility (AMS) is generally applied as an efficient and precious tool for characterizing the preferred orientation of ferro(i magnetic minerals in rocks and sediments (Hrouda 1982).
Your thumbs should be thought of as the most precious tool you have.
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