The phrase "a focused message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a communication that is clear, concise, and directed towards a specific point or audience.
Example: "In order to engage our audience effectively, we need to craft a focused message that highlights the key benefits of our product."
Alternatives: "a clear message" or "a targeted message."
The master image-maker has been crucial to the campaign's success, harnessing the momentum Sanders built at his rallies into a focused messaging campaign that resonated far beyond anybody's expectations.
Faced with a press that is no longer sitting back and allowing him to use it as his loudspeaker, he appears to have neither the self-discipline nor the paid-media strategy that is essential to deliver a focussed message.
"Print gives us an opportunity to get a relevant and focused message in front of people who are most likely to be engaged in a home improvement project," she said.
In addition, she has limited her public appearances and stuck with a bland, fiscally focused message.
You need an incredibly tight, focused message.
Cisco is launching a new Hosted Collaboration platform today, which allows partners to provide a wide range of Cisco collaboration applications, such as WebEx, an enterprise focused messaging platform, a contact center and more, to their customers via the cloud.
While we added a group of new members, we also inadvertently changed the experience for some of our members who preferred a simpler, focused messaging experience.
"The only poll that we are looking at is the election results on Jan . 22" said one senior official, promising a "much more focused messages in the homestretch".
Though it may seem strange for a retailer to pick up a photo-and-video focused messaging app, Wayfair has plans for utilizing the technology Trumpit developed so its staff and customers can exchange both images and videos.
