The phrase "and it is focused" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a clear direction or concentration on a specific subject or goal.
Example: "The project is well-structured, and it is focused on improving user experience."
Alternatives: "and it is concentrated" or "and it is directed".
The Chinese firm is aiming to be Tesla's biggest rival globally and it is focused on securing its home market first through high-quality products and user experience.
This method assumes the surrounding forest, in the machine's location, as a base for the analysis and it is focused on the feasibility of the idea.
This work was carried out within an industrial research project in close collaboration with Galp Energia and it is focused on a Petrogal's refinery located near Sines, Portugal.
The algorithm is designed with robustness in mind, and takes into account failures in the outbound links as well as between the gateways, and it is focused to support real-time applications running over it.
The work describes the aeroelastic model construction and it is focused on the evaluation and analysis of the mean and peak wind loads at the tower foundation and the cable anchorages since these data can be very useful by the bridge manufacturer as a support for the bridge design.
The study is performed using spherical indenters (Hertzian contact) and it is focused on: 1) determining the critical loading parameters affiliated to the emergence and evolution of damage; and 2) investigating the relevance of microstructure on the levels of residual strength attained.
And it is focusing heavily on lowering the costs of high-speed digital printing.
The company has some smart technology, and it is focusing on a market which is showing remarkable resilience portable computers.
"It's international and it's focused on a generation," she said.
Monetary policy became dominant, and it was focused on defeating inflation above all else.
