The phrase "handled with precision" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something being done with accuracy and care. Example: The surgeon handled the delicate procedure with precision, making sure to carefully navigate around vital organs.
The surprise is that it now handles with precision.
There were always between 15 and 25 people at mealtimes, which had to be handled with military precision.
Not only does the casting of the lovers – two of whom are Asian, two Caucasian – add to the erotic tension, but the verse is handled with microscopic precision: Neerja Naik's Hermia explores all the punning possibilities in the name of Lysander – pronounced 'lie-sander' – who both lies to her, and in his dreams, alongside her.
Meanwhile, Rosberg added: "It is being handled with extreme precision and a lot of energy is going into it, and I am happy to see that, of course, because it requires it.
The feeling I got when I spoke to the Pirelli engineers is more important than any press release". Rosberg added: "It is being handled with extreme precision and a lot of energy is going into it, and I am happy to see that, of course, because it requires it.
The most important data like conservative flow variables are handled with double-precision dynamic arrays, whilst all the other variables/arrays like fluxes, residual and source terms are treated in single precision.
Specifics are handled with seeming military precision by Dorothy Coyle, the city's tourism chief, and Andres Torres, 22, the project manager who is a Yale graduate and a multilingual (English, German, Spanish) son of North Side immigrants.
Electricians work with small tools and parts that must be handled with care and precision.
It handles with creamy precision and is as quiet as any Lexus or Benz.
