"enough precision" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that a certain amount of accuracy is enough to meet a requirement. For example, "This result has enough precision for our project."
All of the resistors are matched within 0.3% discrepancy to achieve enough precision.
Lucas duly obliged but with enough precision that Stojkovic could not reach the shot.
Electrodes can be placed with enough precision to measure the activity of individual neurons.
Start slowly until you gain enough precision to complete the routine without any stumbles.
The need is for enough measurement locations at enough depths and with enough precision to get an accurate temperature.
And when he lacked instruments with enough precision, he painstakingly invented a telescope with startling new powers of magnification.
But cost reductions often can be calibrated with enough precision to ensure that earnings (and EPS) meet the desired targets.
For years, scientists and policymakers have questioned whether it is possible to cost-effectively measure forest carbon with high enough precision to make REDD programs viable.
Among the existing passive piezoelectric shunt circuits, the resonant shunt leads to significant vibration damping if it is tuned with enough precision.
Results show that the PFEM using the first order eigenvalue perturbation theory provides enough precision for detecting small structural damage and the computational requirement is greatly reduced.
This gives us enough precision to specify a pulse between 1ms and 2ms, and also divides 180 degree into more sections.
