The part of the sentence "for precise definitions" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you need to provide more detail and/or clarity about something being discussed. For example, "We need to review the organization's policies for precise definitions of employee vacation days."
De Maizière, by contrast, called for precise definitions of how refugees would be shared.
For precise definitions of these notions, the supplementary document can be consulted.
For precise definitions and background results we refer to Section 3.
Denoting by either one of the two measures introduced, in Section 4 we prove a result of Darbo type for -contractive multimaps (see Section 4 for precise definitions).
A handy tool in the search for precise definitions is the specification of necessary and/or sufficient conditions for the application of a term, the use of a concept, or the occurrence of some phenomenon or event.
By the stability radius of (1.1) we mean the supremum of positive numbers such that the uniform asymptotic stability of the perturbed (4.1) persists whenever the size of the perturbation, measured by the -norm, is less than (for precise definitions see the paragraph preceding Theorem 4.3).
It is not surprising then that he did not follow the method of contemporary analytic philosophy of progressively making more and more subtle distinctions in the search for precise definition.
They are often characterized by the second-order correlation function (photon-photon correlation function) g 2 ( t ) where t is the observation time between the two photons (see below for precise definition) [50].
This new technology allows for precise definition of chromosomal aberrations, including copy-neutral LOH, and complements MC in detecting chromosomal lesions in MDS/MPD-U.
It should provide the fastest protocol for precise definition of the phenotypic effects of genes of interest on desired genetic backgrounds.
See Supplementary Section S1 for precise definition and formulas used.
