"ensure the precision" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a context in which accuracy is important, such as scientific or technical writing. For example, "The technician must ensure the precision of the measurements before proceeding."
The method is based on the "precise integration method" and an improvement on the data preliminary treatment is employed to ensure the precision.
A clearance space of just 0.2 millimeter, or eight-thousandths of an inch, separates the points of the triangular rotors from their epitrochoid surrounds carrying the hour and minute markers — a tolerance so fine that it required measurements from 180 separate plot points to ensure the precision of the curves.
All experiments were performed in triplicate to ensure the precision of the results.
This is important to ensure the precision of the later longitudinal sectioning.
During load history, a residue control method was taken to ensure the precision of node selection.
In doing so, we ensure the precision parameter for the connection between two submarine pipelines.
John Schatz, the on-site manager, made it clear to us that ensuring the precision of the measurements was his highest priority.
This mechanism ensures the precision positioning of tool tip while retaining the tool tip orientation irrespective of scratch depth unlike cantilever mechanism used in AFM systems.
This ensures the precision of the required volume of the composition, as well as the precision of concentrations of components, in the preparation of the aqueous scale inhibitor solution.
As such, we ensured the precision of our results.
Thus, an effective and robust Quality Assurance (QA) program is essential for standardized data collection across sites and for monitoring and ensuring the precision and accuracy of the data collected.
