The phrase "all narrowly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is limited or restricted in a specific way, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The results were all narrowly focused on a single aspect of the study."
Alternatives: "all specifically" or "all limitedly".
Several bills were introduced, all narrowly focused on fraudulent e-mail that misrepresented the sender or the product for sale.
Elections officials in the three states, all narrowly won by Trump, have expressed confidence in their results.
Mr. McCoy said that five bills would be drafted in time for the opening of the Legislature in January, all narrowly tailored to what church leaders had said they could live with in California.
The list, based on information from Nielsen, Box Office Mojo and IMDb, and interviews with entertainment agents, managers and lawyers, has a minimum cutoff of $10m, meaning Kristen Wiig, Renée Zellweger and Cate Blanchett all narrowly missed earning a place.
Nearby, kitsch church Virgins stood about in saintly oblivion, and a man in underpants, arms outstretched, sleepwalked between them all, narrowly missing a chap in a one-piece undergarment, who doesn't seem to have noticed that he is almost up to his knee in a gigantic mound of plastic dung.
Last season Barnet, Plymouth and Northampton all narrowly stayed up - but how will they fare this time?
Nine and ten return us to the matter of lists, with a "definitive" list of the 1000 novels everyone must read and the top 100 books of all time, narrowly edging out Gregor Samsa's appearance as a Google doodle and Stephen King's dismissal of the Twilight series as "tweenager porn".
When I called him on it, Johnson immediately conceded that the story that the drone strike policy is all about narrowly targeting people who are trying to attack the United States is basically not true.
Since then, three more polls have been published, and they all showed Romney narrowly ahead.
So far, computers haven't been "intelligent" at all, or only narrowly so.
She and her friend James Corden (her co-star in Leigh's All or Nothing) narrowly missed meeting in New York, where he was doing One Man, Two Guvnors.
