The phrase "a more focused view" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have a clearer or more specific perspective on something. Example: "By narrowing down my research topic, I was able to gain a more focused view on the issue at hand."
Where the Stern classes included groups of varied instrumentation, playing works of their choice, the Emerson is taking a more focused view.
Not since the 30's has the city gained a more focused view of its dependence on actual labor.
Rather, I provide here a more focused view of Charles Darwin himself and how he was influenced by his biomedical surroundings through his family.
The lens of film allows great potential to manipulate the constraints of time and space to give an audience a more focused view of dance.
Alternatively, the forced IMD-activation, enables a more focused view on the major characteristics of this type of immune system.
The striking similarities between Gpr124 and Reck loss-of-function phenotypes, together with their synergistic roles in Wnt7a/Wnt7b-specific activation of Wnt/β-catenin signaling, suggest a more focused view of Reck function.
I think there's been so much blockbuster presentation of Impressionism, and I think this may be a more focused and scholarly and detailed view.
This approach allows an even more biologically focused view on the changes in the cellular network under different conditions.
Here, we see the first hints at an Eastern aesthetic, a focused view of a world that, because of its purity, is more spiritual.
In order to present a more succinct and biologically focused view of the data, we developed a plugin for the network visualization tool Cytoscape (Shannon et al., 2003) called OndexView.
Even though counterterrorism officials say that intelligence almost always seems sharper and more focused when viewed in hindsight, the report contains some startling implications.
