"meticulously defined" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been carefully and precisely explained or specified. Example: The instructions for assembling the furniture were meticulously defined, making it easy for even a novice to put together.
With meticulously defined geometric units, Ms. Clibanoff is linear.
He used meticulously defined outlines and intricately detailed, natural backgrounds, and his unusual colours give his pictures a dreamlike and idyllic atmosphere.
As Margaret Atwood notes: "Pushing the sexual boundaries is distinctly thrilling for many a Munro woman; but in order to trespass you have to know exactly where the fence is and Munro's universe is crisscrossed with meticulously defined borders.
The iPhone is more like a masterpiece in which every little detail has been meticulously defined.
In this study, we have determined the TgAb URL in a reference group of male individuals, meticulously defined as being free of thyroid diseases, by eleven IMA methods, currently used in autoimmunology laboratories, and compared to each other.
He did leave me unpersuaded that what he calls "life" is a property of the physical universe, but I am convinced, after reading the first two volumes of "The Nature of Order," that at the very least, "order" as he meticulously defines it is fundamental to human cognition, which makes it important enough.
A world map on his Web site, christopherraeburn.co.uk, shows the distribution range of this high-end "up-cycling," as his meticulously reappropriated clothes are defined.
A route of 2,377km defined by a meticulously researched roadbook navigated northwards from Malaga in southern Spain to the northern French Channel port of Caen, exploring scenic byways most often ignored by satnav-obsessed traffic.
The 3D match engine is present and correct, as are the meticulously detailed options that have always defined this archetypal management simulation.
The story also involves the figures' division into sharply defined castes: the Alldunns, who are meticulously finished; the Halfies, not yet complete; and the despised Sketchies, only outlines.
And every dancer emerges as a fully defined entity in Ms. Marshall's sparkling, meticulously madcap choreography, which ranges from a River-dancing lineup of Irish policemen to a sultry ballet of jazz club denizens.
