The phrase "perfectly map" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where something is accurately represented or aligned with another thing.
Example: "The new software perfectly maps the user experience to the design specifications."
Alternatives: "accurately represent" or "precisely align".
"The Complete Indian Housekeeper and Cook" does not perfectly map on to my experience — it is written for women who must manage "the help" (if you are someone who hires babysitters or house-cleaners, you'll find it interesting), and much of the practical advice — keeping a pantry, preparing Brains au Gratin — is outmoded, too.
Even someone who believes that our scientific concepts perfectly map "nature's joints" can allow that scientists come to have the ideas and concepts they do through social-historical processes.
Nevertheless, it is important to note that experiments on humans, even if they do not perfectly map onto specific life situations, are likely to be more relevant to policy making than simulation results alone.
The distinction may not perfectly map onto the distinction between knowledge-how and knowledge-that, especially if Aristotle is taken at his word that what distinguishes epistêmê is what it is knowledge of: what "cannot be otherwise than it is" (Nic. Eth. 1139b.20).
In addition, there is a group of small RNAs identified in Toxoplasma that perfectly map to Sat350 repeats [ 40], probably contributing to their heterochromatin state.
In line with these points, we found that nine miR399-like sequences and all of the miR827-like sequences (except for the homolog of osa-miR827a) do not perfectly map to the barley genome (Additional file 1: Table S1).
Of unique signatures, 9.5 million distinct reads of 20 and 21 nt in length were obtained and 5.68 million (59.8%) signatures (referred as mapped reads) were perfectly mapped to reference sequences in the cotton transcript assemblies database DFCI-Cotton Gene Indexx, release 11.0), which represented 81.3% (95,966) of the annotated unique cotton sequences.
If the mission was murky to the public, it was always perfectly mapped out in Mr. Kranz's head.
It is a dream that harks back to Genesis, of a common tongue that perfectly maps thought to world.
If a given pre-miRNA sequence was perfectly mapped to the IRGSP v4 rice genome, its chromosomal coordinate information was extracted using in-house PERL programs.
The result indicated that 237,492 and 270,325 non-redundant sequence tags from AW and SC were perfectly mapped onto the S. japonicum genome, respectively (Figure 1).
