The phrase "precise goal" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a specific, clear, and well-defined objective or aim. Example: My precise goal for this project is to increase sales by 20% within the next quarter.
"We don't have a precise goal.
Is a precise goal defined for the peacekeepers?
Target: Public debt should be returned to pre-crisis levels, but over decades, with "the precise goal less important than the direction of travel".
She was obviously a tribal woman and I was surprised that she had come all the way from her village with such a precise goal.
Instead, seismologists have focused on the less precise goal of forecasting the probability of a quake happening in a given period of time, based on past occurrences.
After the Wafa Bank explosion, a previously unknown group calling itself Clandestini Corsi issued a statement saying: "These actions have a precise goal: to stop the immigration that for too many years has gnawed at this island".
But babies and very young children are terrible at planning and aiming for precise goals.
Antii Vasara, a senior vice president for Nokia's Symbian devices who works for Ms. McDowell, said she liked to set clear, precise goals and track results.
In New Jersey, where the state treasury retains 65 percent of the reimbursements, filing the claims has been mandatory since 2008, and the state has set precise goals for its districts, including a 90 percent return rate on forms giving parental permission for schools to file on a child's behalf.
There are many examples of small, efficient and inspirational groups with great achievements: the best will employ local people, keep foreign expertise to a minimum, attempt precise goals (such as providing clean water) and think deeply about the long-term impact of their work.
Clear and precise goals, against which performance is regularly monitored, realistic pricing verified by consistent and transparent accounting, and attention to the incentive features of operational design, especially for the intermediaries, are among the prerequisites for such schemes to have a good chance of truly achieving improvements in social welfare.
