The phrase "exact procedure" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific or precise set of steps or actions that must be followed in order to achieve a desired result. Example: Before beginning the experiment, the scientists detailed the exact procedure they would follow in order to ensure accurate and replicable results.
Lott is exploring the exact procedure he would face in mounting a challenge to Upshaw.
"What this product does is it takes that exact procedure [with an optician] but it cuts out the external person.
The proposed procedure was successfully compared with that derived by the step-by-step exact procedure.
They told me it was normal procedure, but I tried to tie them down to find out what the exact procedure was, but there isn't one.
The exact procedure for a given experiment should be tailored to the specific needs of the empirical question studied.
A: The exact procedure isn't always obvious, but it requires at most seven -- and sometimes zero -- taps of the mouse button in your Web browser.
Furthermore, an "exact" procedure shows that flow-meter errors depend on the Reynolds number and the mode number only.
Information on the exact procedure is available from the Leasehold Advisory Service, but you basically get the ball rolling by serving what is called a section 42 notice on the freeholder.
Nor, staffers concede, is the committee itself even sure of the exact procedure that will unfold if it votes to declassify part of the report, let alone how long it will take.
House members were so rusty with how to handle a veto override that Representative John A. Boehner, Republican of Ohio and the majority leader, was temporarily stumped Tuesday when pressed by reporters on what the exact procedure would be.
They told the news website that the exact procedure for dealing with such a mistake was unknown because such errors had never been made in the Oscars' 88-year history.
