"ultra precise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to emphasize something precise, for example: "The measurements were ultra precise, making them ideal for the experiment."
The controls are ultra precise, the aiming and movement handled in typical arena-style twin stick fashion.
The joint mission between Nasa and Stanford University uses four of the most perfect spheres - ultra precise gyroscopes - to detect minute distortions in the fabric of the universe.
Potential applications include ultra precise laser ablation or coagulation in the eye and brain, cellular surgery, and the coupling of light into photonic nanostructures.
Joining the hopefully high quality visuals will be a Dolby Atmos soundtrack, adding height channels and ultra precise effects placement to the sort of sound stages you get with lesser, non-object based audio systems.
Robots supply also a vast help in medicine: ultra-precise surgical robots, cutting with greater precision than humans, assistants in rehabilitation, companions of human that deal with the elderly, disabled, children, etc. [ 5, 7, 42, 44].
Ultra-precise insertion of functional monomers in chain-growth polymerizations.
Mindell previously developed ultra-precise sonar for underwater robotic systems.
LISA Pathfinder will also pave the way for ultra-precise tests of gravity.
The second is to take inspiration from the ultra-precise optogenetic tools we have developed.
They do this using time signals from GPS satellites' ultra-precise atomic clocks.
Nanopositioning stages are used for ultra-precise positioning in many different applications.
