The phrase 'perfect detail' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is done very precisely or to an exact specification. For example, "The dresser was crafted with perfect detail, down to the last hinge."
Nevertheless, he could remember the room in perfect detail.
Ms Selasi has an eye for the perfect detail: a baby's toenails "like dewdrops", a woman sleeps "like a cocoyam.
For driverless cars to work, every inch of road, every junction, road sign and signal everywhere will have to be mapped in perfect detail.
But it also contains a nod, and a riposte, to Poussin's most famous dictum: "Je n'ai rien négligé" ("I have neglected nothing").. Poussin was the artist of the precisely prepared, the perfect detail.
She impales her family, by whom she is cruelly and undisguisedly embarrassed, upon one perfect detail: her mother refers to the local man they hire to mow their lawn in the summer as "the gardener".
This little nugget of a cut serves, like the artist depicting himself at work in tiny but perfect detail in the midst of a turbulent landscape, as a pointer to the realism of the wider picture.
And that suburban backyard, with its dappled grass and perfect details, makes a middle-class cul-de-sac neighborhood look positively Edenic.
Office Space works not so much through storyline as through the steady accretion of perfect details, painstakingly assembled for maximum recognition and familiarity.
Mr Zedillo, while making clear he will not bend on the crucial issue of the budget deficit, said in his speech that he was ready to "examine and perfect details" of his plan.
I didn't love the second season of Aziz Ansari's Netflix series, "Master of None," but it was a thrill to see Lena Waithe win for one of that season's three truly good episodes, "Thanksgiving," a black lesbian coming-out story that was so idiosyncratic, and full of perfect details, that it transcended the corniness of that genre.
It's a kaleidoscope of dizzyingly perfect details that illuminate sacred truths and explode puffed up myths.
