The phrase "a minimal focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a limited or narrow concentration on a specific aspect or detail of a subject.
Example: "In this study, we will maintain a minimal focus on the economic impacts, while exploring other social factors."
Alternatives: "a narrow focus" or "a limited focus".
To date, even for favorable beam source conditions a minimal focus spot size of slightly below 1 μm was reached.
The samples were studied with a Leica multiphoton system using a titanium sapphire laser (excitation 800 nm with pulses in the 200 fs range) to obtain a stack of two-dimensional (2D) images to a minimal focus depth of 120 μm.
The RSS feeds suggest a minimal focus on world events – the breakdown by topic is General (16%), Entertainment (15%), Politics (13%), Tech (12%), Health (11%), Business (10%), Science (10%), Sports (9%) and Gaming (4%).
Light, quirky shows with a minimal focus on sex jokes have walked a tough road lately, and The Good Place will be facing strong competition when it settles next week into its regular timeslot, Thursday at 8 30 p.m. ET. It would be quite wonderful, though, if it were to catch on.
New Zealand, as the subject of a separate individual in-depth study, is omitted and generally given a minimal focus throughout the paper.
Instead, studies either focused predominantly on disability with a minimal focus on domestic abuse [ 37, 38, 41, 44, 45], or focused predominantly on domestic abuse with limited attention to disability [ 39, 40, 42, 43].
Curran and colleagues have presented a continuum of three types of such hybrid effectiveness implementation (E-I) study designs [ 19], ranging from effectiveness research with minimal implementation strategies (type 1) to designs where effectiveness and implementation are equally balanced (type 2) and an implementation approach with minimal focus on effectiveness outcomes (type 3).
The experiences of, and benefits for students, junior doctors and registrars learning jointly in a general practice have had minimal focus in the literature.
Minimal focus has been placed on determining parents' acceptability of microneedle-patch vaccines intended for paediatric use.
A one-time member of the Napoleon Club, McClellan saw the conflict as one with limited objectives, minimal focus on the enemy army and battles never fought far from his supply base.
Although numerous studies on nurse impairment were published in the 1980s and 1990s, there was minimal focus on student nurses' perceptions about impaired nurses and less research has been published more recently, despite a growing rate of substance abuse.
