"precisely in connection with" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is directly related or connected to something else. Example: She was fired from her job, precisely in connection with her repeated absences.
Law enforcement officials would not say precisely what legal issue they were investigating in connection with the business, and Mr. Gallagher would not comment.
I imagine that this is precisely why this term is becoming more commonly used in connection with addiction.
Explanationists hold that a realist attitude can be justified in connection with unobservables described by our best theories precisely when appealing to those unobservables is indispensible or otherwise important to explaining why these theories are successful.
A key property discussed in connection with (2.2) and (2.3) is their asymptotic stability; more precisely, a formulation of necessary and sufficient conditions guaranteeing that any solution y is tending to zero as t → ∞.
(See e.g. Polkowsky and Skowron 1994: 86 for a formulation of the Unrestricted Sum axiom (P.152).) On the other hand, it is worth noting that precisely because the difficulty is mainly technical the framework itself being fairly firm now some of the questions raised in connection with option (i) tend to be less open to controversy.
But never in connection with evil.
This was in connection with his dealings with Continental Illinois.
So far 74 people have been arrested: 26 people in connection with Operation Weeting, 41 in connection with Operation Elveden and seven in connection with Operation Tuleta.
Mr. Knox and Ms. Jones were fired in February 2006 in connection with the review.
Hardan is wanted in connection with attacks in Jerusalem.
