The phrase "a tighter screening of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of evaluating or assessing something more rigorously or thoroughly.
Example: "The organization implemented a tighter screening of applicants to ensure only the most qualified candidates were considered for the position."
Alternatives: "a more stringent evaluation of" or "a stricter assessment of".
Instead, after the police announced that they had thwarted a plan to blow up passenger jets between Britain and America, it bungled the introduction of tighter screening of passengers, causing long delays and throwing Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, into chaos.
The airlines, always eager to trim operating expenses, successfully lobbied against many of the safety provisions recommended by the Gore commission, such as more stringent security checks on airline employees and tighter screening of passenger baggage.
Officials are likely to examine whether packages should be allowed on to passenger planes and to impose considerably tighter screening of air cargo, which has long been thought by security experts to be a weak link compared with the tight controls on individuals flying.
Officials are likely to examine whether packages should be allowed on to passenger planes and to impose considerably tighter screening of air cargo which has long been thought by security experts to be a weak link compared to the tight controls on individuals flying.
Many people don't know that Wal-Mart actively campaigns against tighter screening of cargo containers fearing that increased inspections will slow its supply lines.
Among the enhanced security measures will likely be tighter screening of carry-on items to allow Transport Security Administration agents to discern problematic items in tightly stuffed bags.
The odds that Uber and Lyft will soon be fully operational at Los Angeles International Airport appear to be increasing, despite some political hesitation at City Hall and calls for tighter screening of the ride-hailing services' drivers.
John L. Martin, the director of San Francisco International Airport, said his airport ran a tight screening program that largely relied on immigrants, most of them Filipino.
The panel made a series of recommendations for tighter screening for such researchers.
