"precisely counting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that counting is being done with great accuracy and attention to detail. Example: "The scientist performed an experiment, precisely counting each drop of liquid that was added to the solution in order to get accurate results."
And it is precisely counting sentences like these that renders Popper's account, in terms of all true and false consequences, susceptible to the Tichý-Miller argument.
When it comes to precisely counting about 50 new mutations out of 3.2 billion bases in a newborn's genome, current sequencing methods are at the limit of their ability to filter out true mutations from mistaken ones and may be discounting a statistically significant number of actual mutations, Krause says.
Although there have been difficulties in precisely counting trees (Vauhkonen et al. 2012), recent research has shown that plantation stand density can be accurately estimated from LiDAR imagery through use of a calibrated tree detection methodology (D. Pont, Scion pers. comm).
The meaning of the walk, as befits a metaphor, cannot be precisely counted out.
The question of what precisely counts as dogma is bound up with questions of pronouncement and reception.
However, constitutional traditions differ as to what precisely counts as an arbitrary act and which mechanisms offer the best defense against arbitrary acts occurring.
The boron data was intriguing, but ultimately the scientists would like to precisely count two versions of boron, one a slightly heavier isotope with an additional neutron.
But what precisely counts as a feature of light?
To study and understand podocyte depletion it is important to be able to accurately and precisely count these cells.
The passive measurement method is used to precisely count network traffic of each Ethernet interface and other related parameters through Register I/O in real time.
Precisely counted model CTCs (mCTCs) from four cancer cell lines were spiked into whole blood to determine recovery rates.
