"precisely put" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "He proposed that we increase our marketing efforts; precisely put, he wanted us to double our budget."
In the 19th minute, Iniesta alertly and precisely put the ball through to Jordi Alba on an overlapping run down the left flank.
That understanding, however, is not relevant to the question presented by this case whether "Congress has the power under the Copyright Clause to extend retroactively the term of existing copyrights?" Brief for [537 U.S. 232] Petitioners i. Precisely put, the question presented by this case does not even implicate the 1790 Act, for that Act created, rather than extended, copyright protection.
Finally, after the Sn particle is precisely put at the desired location, the DC bias voltage is unloaded by the dedicated software (Figure 7d).
More precisely put, any concrete system is composed of intensive processes tending toward the (virtual) plane of consistency and/or toward (actual) stratification.
Precisely put, judges around the country–from the Supremes on down are issuing diktats on a wide range of issues that should be in the hands of the people's elected representatives.
More precisely put: on average, over all possible outcomes, the procedure will preserve the type I error rate.
The trick turns out to be precisely "putting a dollar value on human life" -- in other words, the fulfillment of his misguided sense of entitlement.
Hilarity, whether from some slapstick that Gay's direction precisely puts forth or from some tweaked line of Shakespeare's that sounds Elizabethan by way of Joe Orton, rescues the show from its own excesses.
A precisely put-together entrepreneur, mother of three and wife to Jared Kushner, a top White House adviser, Ms. Trump will most likely continue the work she did on the campaign trail to humanize her father and promote the family brand in Washington.
Voters concerned about the big-money distortion of politics now know precisely who put the issue quietly to bed.
Rather, it is three days later — Jan . 28 , 2011 the day the Internet died, or more precisely, was put to sleep by the Mubarak government.
