The phrase "a more personalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is tailored or customized to an individual's preferences or needs.
Example: "We aim to provide a more personalized experience for our customers by understanding their unique preferences."
Alternatives: "a more tailored" or "a more customized".
If you want (and you should do this to make your results more accurate), you can enter your own financial aid information, to get a more personalized estimate.
"We want online banking to have a more personalized feel.
Yahoo today is rolling a major revamp of its homepage and flagship mobile application with a focus on offering a more personalized, social experience, where readers can find stories they like, comment and debate the day's news, and track stories of interest.
If you're looking for a more personalized, DIY approach to party favors, you should start collecting mason jars before the shower.
In many respects, that is a more personalized message".
"Ours is a more personalized way of giving," said Michael Rea, managing director of San Francisco-based Give2Asia.
Newly launched iOS application TheNeeds is the latest attempt at offering users a better, more personalized news-reading experience with a service that focuses not only on your interests, but also how those interests evolve over time.
Search in the web for more tags so you can create a more personalize web site.
Lastly, beacons placed strategically in open houses could point out specific features tailored to each person based on their preferences allowing for a much more personalized experience.
"That is really touching," Clinton said, laughing, but within half a minute she had turned away from the girl and was declaring, "We live in a much more personalized, customized world, but education is still on an industrial model".
Instead, users can go to Facebook or Amazon, which have an enormous amount of data on its users, to get a much more personalized experience.
