The phrase "and try to localize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting an effort to adapt or modify something to fit a specific context or location.
Example: "In order to improve user experience, we need to analyze the feedback and try to localize our content for different regions."
Alternatives: "and attempt to adapt" or "and work on localization".
How much do you think foreign companies have to try to localize their imagery, and how much should they maintain a kind of global character?
Despite Head's claims to have revolutionized aphasia studies, he felt constrained to try to localize the syndromes he had identified in a traditional fashion.
Foreign companies who try to localize for China are often outgunned by Chinese competitors who know the culture and business environment here better.
He could try to localize things by palling around with those Aerosmith shitbags.
First, we used known targeting signals to try to localize integral membrane PAM to different subcellular locations in CHO cells expressing an Fc-GLP1-Gly fusion protein.
Before one decides to try to localize an antigen by ICC one must have a rational biological question, or questions to address.
Confocal microscopy was employed also to try to localize rab 5 as this GTP-binding protein was distributed on gradients in a pattern similar to heterotrimeric G protein subunits and FITC-dextran.
We found that it is difficult to perform two-color localization imaging while trying to localize two pools of protein (such as importin-β and Ab-Nup358) that are in close proximity (<50 nm).
But in left-leaning states, such as California and New Jersey, G.O.P. incumbents will be trying to localize their races and deëmphasize Trump.
"Republicans are trying to localize their race and differentiate themselves from Trump with varying degrees of success," Fallon said, adding that many such candidates were in key states for the presidential and Senate elections.
