"precise calibration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of accurately adjusting or setting something to a specific standard or measurement. Example: "The success of this experiment relies heavily on the precise calibration of our instruments."
Jolly good, but precise calibration of your toil is not required.
Their intelligence is manifest above all in their efficiency, in the precise calibration of visual effects and moral resonances.
However, DFD needs precise calibration of internal camera parameters.
A new approach for precise calibration of the water Cherenkov detector is being developed.
He plays Dean's calculated smarm with such precise calibration that the audience loves him and finds him a complete buffoon in equal measure.
However, accurate navigation and AD demands for precise calibration of TAM.
Evaluated alone, these raise doubt whether the precise calibration results are systematically correct.
A telescope might combine exquisite ornamental chasing along with ex quisitely precise calibration, and the one might seem as pertinent as the other.
The invariable aim is the security of the state and the protection of citizens, but circumstances, resources and threats change in such a way as to make any precise calibration of what is needed truly difficult.
A busy hearts-of-palm salad is a precise calibration of crunch (crispy shallots), ooze (smoked tofu), and clutter (beets, cilantro), and almost enough to redeem the official vegetable of the nineteen-eighties.
For that matter, the title "Captain Fantastic" — which is comically but intentionally misleading — even suggests, with a self-aware bravado, Ross's precise calibration of the movie to his audience's counter-superheroic expectations.
