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"enhances the precision" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when you want to emphasize the degree to which something has increased accuracy and exactness. For example, you could say, "The incorporation of advanced technology into our manufacturing process enhanced the precision of our products."
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The play of light and shade on the planes of the incised strokes enhances the precision of the technique.
However its incorporation enhances the precision of the equation, when compared to plasma osmolality [49].
Placement of more magnetic instruments enhances the precision with which timing studies can be done.
Block representation enhances the precision of support estimation, and LS estimation improves the accuracy of coefficient estimation.
Inhibitors of calcium channels and ionophores impair gravitaxis while caffeine, a blocker of the phosphodiesterase, enhances the precision of orientation.
It not only solves inherent problems of the traditional one (double value and small measurable range) but also enhances the precision, which improves the performance of the system.
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Just as the JDAM enhanced the precision of gravity bombs, a similar device called the Wind Corrected Munitions Dispenser has improved the accuracy of cluster bombs.
At the same time, superior optics and more refined instruments, in general, have enhanced the precision of observations and accuracies of the end products.
What sets it apart is the software inside, which uses real-time kinematic technology to enhance the precision of the GPS measurements.
And the disturbance procedure designed in this paper can enhance the precision of identification.
Several technological advances have enhanced the precision and improved the outcome of external-beam radiotherapy.
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