The phrase "precise amount of time" is both correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to a specific and exact interval of time, such as "the precise amount of time it took for the project to be completed."
This, though, predicts that the precise amount of time since the judge last ate will be what matters.
Because the speed of the satellite's signal is known — approximately a foot per nanosecond — by measuring the precise amount of time it spends in transit to the receiver, a ground location can be derived using the satellites as reference points.
With such low graduation rates, Mr. Vedder asked, "Why doesn't Texas simply close U.T.-El Paso?" Ms. Natalicio said the graduation rate Mr. Vedder cited, as measured by the federal government, calculates the cohort of first-time students who enter a university and move through it in a precise amount of time, giving no credit for part-time students or for students who transfer in or out.
The thing is, once you care about the precise amount of time you are giving to your job, you are caring too much.
Few have documented the precise amount of time physicians spend on each preventive health service during preventive health and chronic care visits.
The precise amount of cooking time will vary based on the type of corn and how mature it is.
miRNAs (microRNAs) are a class of small RNA that regulate gene expression by binding to mRNAs and modulating the precise amount of proteins that get expressed in a cell at a given time.
It's that time of year when one must reach for the test tube and measure out the precise amount of tears shed watching the John Lewis Christmas advert, to gauge the emotional state of the nation.
The precise amount of checked luggage lost by airlines is unknown.
The precise amount of reserves needed to back an independent Scotland will depended on the size of the banking sector, at least 10 times the size of Scottish GDP.
The precise amount of money involved in the holdup was never established.
