The phrase "a narrow community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small, specific group of people who share common interests or characteristics.
Example: "The research focused on a narrow community of artists who specialize in digital media."
Alternatives: "a small community" or "a limited community".
"I'm really searching for …"–he pauses, picking his words–"for a way of impacting more … more than a narrow community of scientists".
The Google Transparency report seems to generate little interest outside of a narrow community of scholars and technology experts interested in privacy.
If we cannot find the time to learn about these privacy issues that have an impact on our personal lives, perhaps it's small wonder that the Google Transparency report seems to generate little interest outside of a narrow community of scholars and technology experts interested in privacy.
It is their badge of acceptance within a particular narrow community.
Overall, this paper presents a timely and useful survey of CHIP-seq computational pipelines and while it might be of most interest for a relatively narrow community of bioinformaticians involved with NGS-seq data analysis, it is also could serve as a guide for the growing number of bio-medical researchers involved in translational and clinical applications of NGS technologies.
Although our three groups of informants eventually came to a collective consensus, indicating both wide and narrow community participation as illustrated by the spider-gram in Figure 2, our material is characterised by differing views – some of which we now seek to tease out.
Dr. Anneila Sargent, another committee member, who is a professor of astronomy at the California Institute of Technology and director of the Owens Valley Radio Observatory, said the impact of many of the discoveries envisioned in the report would be great enough to be felt beyond the narrow community of scientists.
Also, try to talk to people outside your narrow community and the scientific community great practice for conveying information to nonspecialists and in layman's terms and for understanding what the public is interested in.
True, religious people often begin by feeling this compassion for those in their own narrow community, embracing and comforting only those who attend their church or synagogue or mosque, who share their rituals, and who define morality in their terms.
Each continuum is used to grade how wide or narrow community participation is.
Though community consultation may be conceived of as a narrow form of community engagement in research, the underlying motivations for undertaking each are similar if not the same [ 6].
