The phrase "allow a more focused" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits of enabling a specific or concentrated approach to a task or subject.
Example: "This new strategy will allow a more focused discussion on the key issues at hand."
Alternatives: "enable a more targeted" or "facilitate a more concentrated".
Resin use may have a lineage back to the earliest inhabitants of Sahul, 40,000 – 50,000 years ago [12, 13] and by studying ethnographic objects, clues to aspects of that lineage, such as resin selection, procurement and modification, may become apparent and allow a more focused and informed analysis of archaeological resins.
In addition, a prospective methodology will allow a more focused analysis on what are the specific primary ED and hospital discharge diagnoses that require the most health care resources in the HAART era and what factors are associated with their occurrence.
However, at the time of surgery, stents can be accurately placed in various structures to allow a more focused radiological examination.
Where collected, it was highly varied in its content, although there was a good level of detail in the data to allow a more focussed analysis of services.
Instead, they are considering breaking spending legislation into smaller pieces, raising the prospect that they would have to pass scores of individual bills on the House floor to finance the government agency by agency, allowing a more focused debate on priorities but also creating the potential for legislative gridlock.
The sensor is designed to minimize the impact of aerial sounds in recordings, thus allowing a more focused acoustic description of fall events.
Implementation of these strategies allowed a more focused CNS PET ligand discovery effort to identify the optimal ligand leads for PET imaging assessment, yielding a number of successful CNS PET ligands for novel neurotargets.
In conclusion, the two-step approach allows a more focused detection of relevant genes with a possibly important biological significance than solely a low statistical significance level.
Motivated by the highly similar profiles for structurally related TFs emerging from large-scale studies, the clustering of highly similar binding site profiles allows a more focused report to users.
Also, our analyses were condition-specific rather than analysing general GP care, which allows a more focussed quality assessment of GP care.
Indeed the detailed understanding obtained here will allow for a more focused, informed and hence successful tailoring of glycoside hydrolase family 8 proteins for a specific pH and process application.
