"precise circumstance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to a specific or exact situation or condition. Example: In light of the recent economic downturn, our company is facing a very precise circumstance – we must cut costs while maintaining quality.
Whatever the precise circumstance, development of diapiric structures requires a rock that flows.
Collinsworth said that he had thought about such a strategy before, but the precise circumstance had not come up in his games as an analyst for NBC and Fox.
This procedure must, therefore, cover all the legal elements in that precise circumstance in which the template will be subjected to being signed by the patient [36, 41].
By contrast, baseball is a game of discrete events, each of which is a potential crisis, yet one which emerges precisely from precise circumstances — you can't hit a grand slam if the bases aren't loaded.
Soccer is a game of deep-rooted and slowly changing cultures that get shaken by revolutionary cataclysms… By contrast, baseball is a game of discrete events, each of which is a potential crisis, yet one which emerges precisely from precise circumstances — you can't hit a grand slam if the bases aren't loaded.
Once in a while, of course, you run across something that justifies itself by its elegance alone, something like this brushstroke of comparative cultural analysis: By contrast, baseball is a game of discrete events, each of which is a potential crisis, yet one which emerges precisely from precise circumstances — you can't hit a grand slam if the bases aren't loaded.
"In those precise circumstances it seems an unwise decision".
The precise circumstances of Hoffman's death were not known.
The PPO report sheds fresh light on the precise circumstances of his last four weeks.
Orde told the BBC: "In those precise circumstances it seems an unwise decision".
Hague added: "This country has been deliberately ambiguous over the precise circumstances of use".
