Common collocations with precise in American Collocation

He was engaged in an exquisitely precise examination of the details of linguistic usage.

What she means by this is something quite precise.

She spent, apparently, an incredibly precise 43 per cent of her time with her father.

Some students already have a fairly precise idea of the research topic which they intend to pursue.

The use of the words “seven days” is insufficiently precise, and it would be preferable to stipulate “seven working days”.

We take the photographs in a consistent and scientifically precise way.

We spent days haggling over the precise wording of our declaration.

Uncertainty over the precise meaning of ‘serious misconduct’ is an area of concern.

It is difficult to give precise instructions covering all situations so we have provided some general guidelines.

These are difficult tasks requiring precise measurements.

For urgent deliveries where precise timing is required, we can use an express courier service.

The cooker includes child safety knobs that allow precise adjustment.

There are many diseases where the precise mechanism is not understood but the cause is established.

Replacing human contact with computerised phone lines is the precise opposite of personalising public services.

As for the precise cause of the accident, that is something that the coroner will decide.