The phrase "also a very narrow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not only one thing but also has the characteristic of being narrow, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The path was also a very narrow passage, making it difficult for two people to walk side by side."
Alternatives: "additionally quite narrow" or "furthermore a very tight".
It also applied a very narrow interpretation of the idea of negligence".
Not only do government agencies decide the topics of such research, they also have a very narrow view of what constitutes 'useful', 'impactful' work.
Brendan Sullivanvan, the head teacher at Leixlip Boys National Schooll in County Kildare, Ireland, also criticized "a very narrow performance measure that people have in mind, where they define student performance in terms of literacy and numeracy.
NFX will also have a very narrow focus on building and growing network effects businesses, providing 30 hours of unique curriculum toward that end.
The XRD measurements also show a very narrow (FWHM ≅ 20 arcsec) and strong peak from the InP substrate for all samples, which together with the epi-layer peaks indicate the good quality of InGaAs QW and InAlAs barrier layers.
While moving the endoscope farther away from the tissue of interest would theoretically help to reduce the barrel-type distortions, the resulting images most likely will be out of focus since endoscopes usually also have a very narrow depth of field (i.e. the range before and after the focal plane inside which objects appear sharp).
On-the-job training can also give trainees a very narrow experience of what schools are like.
But it was also made for a very narrow group of people, a few hundred policymakers in Washington, D.C.
It was also shown that a very narrow transition zone exists between the two regimes, and, inside this zone, clad layers having a satisfactory compromise between the response functions (surface aspect and cavity presence) were obtained.
The scope of this reaction is also limited to a very narrow substrate range; only extremely electron-rich 2,3-dialkylindoles were reported to give the aminohydroxylation product.
