The phrase "exact testimony" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a statement or account that is precise and accurate. Example: The witness gave an exact testimony of the events leading up to the crime.
The trial is being greeted with wariness by many of those who remember the first one, a decade ago, when a stained mattress was introduced as evidence and newspapers were filled with debates and testimony about the exact details of the sexual relationship.
The match between Marlo's DNA and that of the rapist's semen wasn't perfect, but it was damningly close: only one in 71,400 black people would produce as exact a fit, according to testimony at Marlo's trial in February 2002.
The key is to make the person giving the testimony defend their exact words against a literal interpretation of the words themselves.
But testimonies differ over the exact timing of the discovery.
In every response Ford gave, she moved her testimony toward a more literal and exact meaning.
Innocent people have been convicted and imprisoned on the "evidence" of recovered memory testimony, even though this is the exact same "evidence" we have for alien abduction, and is the same "therapeutic" process by which people practice "past life regression".
Coyle said: "How he's developed from being a young boy into a man is testimony to him, and Daniel can do the exact same thing.
Nor do we know the full contents of his grand jury testimony, though it may be unlikely that his exact motives were subject to interrogation by the special prosecutor.
"His testimony was consistently careful and precise".
The exact details of Thursday's attack are still not clear, and eye witness testimony diverges from the official version of events.
