The phrase "precision service" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a service that is carried out with great accuracy, attention to detail, and efficiency. Example: Our company prides itself on providing precision services to our clients, ensuring that all their needs and specifications are met with the utmost care and accuracy.
SOME old men keep in a half-forgotten file their medal, inscribed with bureaucratic precision: "For service in defence of the principles of the charter of the United Nations".
Deriving the precise satellites orbits is a prerequisite condition for global navigation satellite system (GNSS) to provide the high precision positioning service.
It is omnipresent today in national and global systems for predicting large industrial crop harvests and in precision farming services.
The global tech giant confirmed earlier today that it bought the high-precision navigation service Coherent Navigation and that the team from Coherent Navigation would join the Apple Maps team.
In this study, a regional RT precise positioning system is developed to evaluate the performance of GPS/BeiDou observations in Australia in providing high precision positioning services for users.
This was a pragmatic decision based on the lack of precision about precisely what services are included in the package for the poor.
From her loose ankles, she can throw down a profusion of taps like bagfuls of marbles, yet she does so with precision, in the service of a compelling musicality.
In this framework, attention can thus be defined as the optimization of precision in the service of hierarchical prediction error minimization (Friston, 2009; Feldman & Friston, 2010; Hohwy, 2013).
Her last, In the Fold, drew criticism for a certain obtuseness in its prose, but her new novel uses complexity in the service of precision and is generally an impressive piece of work - even though in summary it may not sound very enticing at all.
Transit officials say they are trying to use new rail lines to turn the region's unwieldy system into a grid — a goal made all the more difficult by the facts that Los Angeles was hardly built with geometric precision and that the service area spreads over nearly 1,500 square miles.
