"objectively describe" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when one wants to describe something in a factual and unbiased manner, without personal opinions or feelings influencing the description. Example: "In order to accurately assess the product, please objectively describe its features without adding personal preferences."
Even though it is a West African tradition, I thought it suited perfectly my father's story; I wanted a style that would celebrate his life with great literary flourishes rather than objectively describe it.
Perhaps, journals should objectively describe clinical trial protocols before publishing their results.
The spatial configuration and temporal dynamics of landmarks provide a viable way to analyze facial expressions and to objectively describe head gestures and facial expressions.
Owing to the help of the molecular tools, it is now easy for scientists to objectively describe a new species in nature.
In the course of the nineteenth century, the faith in the capacity of science to objectively describe, explain, and control nature was gradually extended to human affairs as sociology, economics, psychology, and other social sciences appeared to certify scientific accounts of social facts and scientific techniques of intervention.
I can't objectively describe reality because I'm trapped in the moving target we call time.
He doesn't have the same liberty to fuse subjective observations and objectively described action.
That book, with its more than 200 objectively described diagnoses, would have made Dr. Salmon proud.
Finally, students should write a case study resolution, objectively describing the decision that the twins ultimately made and general opinions on their decision.
Long-term physical function of ARDS survivors was first objectively described by Herridge et al. [5] landmark paper using the 6-min walk test (6MWT).
Moreover, the principal component analysis is applied to evaluate the weighting values corresponding to various performance characteristics so that their relative importance can be properly and objectively described.
