"highly perfected" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something which has been completed to a very advanced and precise state. Example sentence: "The intricate machinery of the machine was highly perfected."
Commercial poultry feeding is a highly perfected science that ensures a maximum intake of energy for growth and fat production.
It became apparent to me I'm [like] Richard Pryor, letting his guts spill out on stage, more than my father, whose highly perfected, highly constructed essays [were] memorized and presented to the audience.
With a mixture of highly perfected versions of common photo editing tools such as crop, lasso, paintbrush and quick select, a bunch of high profile visual effects and filters and a host of freemium add-ons to choose from, Photoshop CC, along with its brother Adobe Lightroom, pretty much dominates the world of advanced graphic designing for experts.
Thus, it is not surprising to find that a small perturbation in this highly perfected system can reverberate as a major change in the biotin binding kinetics.
Highly perfect samples with a minimum of flaws were prepared by an approach that maintains the high purity of the raw powder >99.99% Al2O3 throughout processing.
Using a highly perfect germanium single crystal, the mechanical stability of the instrument was determined and hence the expected strain errors predicted.
The conclusion has been drawn that its role is to maintain the growing crystal face clean and highly perfect, removing foreign particles embedded in the crystal lattice and returning them back into the solution.
The TEM pictures evidence the existence of highly perfect nanocrystals (inset A) with well-defined lattice fringes, as well as of clusters exhibiting domain-like structures (inset B), i.e. multiple-twin particles.
One of the examples given here for perfect 10 µm crystallites of Si (which probably represents highly perfect material compared with typical polycrystalline aggregates) shows that the intensity contribution from crystallites in the Bragg condition may only represent ∼70% of the total scattering, and for smaller crystallites this proportion falls.
He perfected a highly annoying smile of condescension when faced with toys or games that other boys owned but Patty and Walter refused to buy him.
But we can draw one obvious conclusion: The model that ClassPass has seemingly perfected — buying highly discounted inventory from a wide variety of providers and selling it back to consumers in a subscription bundle — well, it works and it's catching on.
