The phrase "a focused population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific group of people who are concentrated on a particular goal or subject.
Example: "The study was conducted on a focused population of students who were all preparing for the same standardized test."
Alternatives: "a targeted group" or "a concentrated demographic".
Moreover, this announcement encourages research on the causes of and solutions to the "health differences" between a focus-population group and a reference-population group (e.g., African Americans vs. European Americans or the U.S. population as a whole).
However, achieving and maintaining polio eradication requires permanently stopping and preventing transmission, which requires a focus on population immunity to transmission, not a focus on population immunity to disease.
In particular with a 3D movement of a mixed diffusive population of molecules recorded with a limited depth of focus (population exclusion effect).
The relationship between socioeconomic status and cancer incidence in the United States has not traditionally been a focus of population-based cancer surveillance systems.
A focus on population-based assessment of care and action planning is used to facilitate the development of interprofessional and interorganizational collaboration, in order to engage primary care professionals in quality improvement.
These phenomena would have greatly complicated a simulation study focused at the population health level, but such complications were avoided in our study by focusing on individual persons.
A strong point of this analysis is that it is focused on a population of frail elderly people, defined with a clear theoretical or operational definition of frailty.
Interestingly, India was the first country in the world to launch the official Family Planning Programme (FPP) in 1951 with a focus on checking population growth.
The first sanitation health impact trial that includes a focus on localised population density.
Topics included wellness markers and risk factors, with a focus on special populations such as those at elevated risk, super agers, and underserved populations.
