"precision punch" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when talking about a precise or highly accurate physical strike. For example, "The boxer's precision punch earned him the championship title."
By now Kovalev had started to tire as Ward controlled the action with hand speed, territorial aptitude and precision punching to the head and body.
Hatton would not let Mayweather move, but it did not matter as Mayweather used precision punches to wear down Hatton, the challenger for his World Boxing Council welterweight crown.
Mayweather is 4-0 since, outclassing younger Robert Guerrero, Saul "Canelo" Alvarez and Marcos Maidana (twice) thanks to evasiveness and precision punching and the defense-first counsel of his father/trainer.
I learned that here was the most uniquely gifted heavyweight to ever step between the ropes, a dancing master of precision punching, gliding around the ring whilst delivering blurringly fast combinations of punches, almost exclusively to the head of his opponent.
With precision and punch, Mr. Peterson's "Running on Empty" lays out why we are in a lousy position to dig ourselves out of this hole.
Synovial tissue pieces had a standard size of 5 μm in diameter with a precision biopsy punch (Stiefel, Offenbach, Germany).
Utilizing the abundant waterpower of the Niagara River, it has developed diversified industries, including the manufacture of auto parts, valves, paperboard, and precision steel punches.
In calling it a draw, the judges must have balanced that with Mr Pacquiao's greater precision in power punching (43% to 36%) and his superior work rate (he led by 639-547 in total punches and 408-208 in attempted jabs), as well as the fact that Mr Márquez was knocked down three times in the first round.
Judah started strongly and put up a valiant fight, at times matching Mayweather's speed and punching precision.
A larger drill of superior quality and precision was close to punching through the roof of the shaft where the miners were thought to have been.
