The phrase "imprecision about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a lack of accuracy or specificity. Example: The politician's speech was filled with imprecision about the details of their proposed policies.
There has, above all, been a jarring imprecision about their football.
Nowadays, Orwell's imprecision about exactly how this revolution might come about seems telling, because, despite the fighting words ("At some point or other it may be necessary to use violence"), his vagueness seems a kind of wish fulfillment, as if a nice muddled revolution might spontaneously emerge from the gentle London fog.
(Such imprecision about probabilities is also called "vagueness").
Mr Sedgwick told MPs that the agency had always tried to give MPs accurate information on unresolved cases but there was a "necessary imprecision" about the figures because of the number of years over which they had accumulated.
He said the agency had always tried to give MPs accurate information on unresolved cases but there was a "necessary imprecision" about the figures because of the number of years over which they had accumulated.
With imprecision about what it is and many methods offered for doing it, it is unsurprising that health managers wrestle with understanding what to do about community participation.
Under a policy called selective availability, encryption was used to degrade the signal for most users, ensuring that while the military would be able to pinpoint locations within a few yards, most civilian devices would have a built-in imprecision of about 330 feet.
Structural equation model analysis showed that these two biomarkers have average total imprecision of about 30%, which is much higher than the laboratory error.
Previous studies of prenatal methylmercury exposure biomarkers have shown that imprecision varies from about 25% (cord blood) to about 50% (maternal hair) when expressed as the coefficient of variation (Budtz-Jørgensen et al. 2002; Grandjean et al. 2005a).
There seemed to be a lot of taking the tack of being on the safe side rather than the sorry side, about the lamentable imprecision of weather forecasts, about playing chess games and sometimes making the wrong moves.
While our estimate of σ is only approximate, we note that there is imprecision and uncertainty about all the parameter estimates, especially that of the CSF flow resistance 'R.' Estimation methods specifically developed for dynamic models are needed.
