The phrase "plan precisely" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the need for careful and accurate planning in a specific context.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, we need to plan precisely and allocate resources effectively."
Alternatives: "plan carefully" or "plan accurately."
"We always plan for contingencies – Antarctic weather doesn't allow us to plan precisely the season," said Fleming.
She recommends that in business, as in politics, aspiring leaders choose their career milestones from the get-go and plan precisely what reaching each one will demand.
Rather than just involving oversight and planning, managing a data science research effort tends to be a dynamic and self-correcting process; it is difficult to plan precisely either a project's timing or final outcomes.
What's more, while House conservatives did kill the GOP bill, it's important that many moderate Republicans — senators, governors and even some in the House — opposed the plan precisely because it would take coverage from lower-income people.
This had not been the plan, precisely, but Veronica Hapgood had always been one for thinking on her webbed feet.
They'll need to be inconspicuous as they capture the big moment, and they'll need to plan precisely where they'll "hide out" to ensure a clear camera shot of your partner's precious reaction!
She had long anticipated this moment and had planned precisely what she would do.
In orthopaedics, for example, the musculo-skeletal models developed by Dr Hunter's group could be used not only by surgeons planning precisely where to make their cuts, but also by prosthetics makers seeking to tailor their devices to suit a patient's specific needs.
The product policy included a pregnant sentence: "A monopoly is not planned" — precisely the kind of formulation that would encourage trustbusters to believe the opposite.
Finally, and unexpectedly, President Barack Obama's visit to Argentina was planned precisely for March 24 Macri's advisors probably prioritized the visit over any concern about such an awkward date for a visit by the US President.
When robots execute a task in a real environment, it is difficult for them to execute predetermined plans precisely because of localization errors, map errors caused by sensor noise or unforeseen objects, and transformation of working environments, i.e. change in position and orientation, of obstacles caused by events such as a closed door being opened.
