The phrase "application of a narrow" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the application of a narrow concept, method, or approach, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The application of a narrow focus in our research has yielded significant insights into the problem."
Alternatives: "use of a limited" or "implementation of a specific".
Justice Thomas proposed adopting "a reading of the confrontation clause that respects its historically limited application to a narrow class of statements bearing indicia of solemnity".
The interface quality of the substrate and the new growth was investigated and application of a very narrow thermal gradient at the early stages of growth has proven to greatly reduce optical scattering at the interface.
PAR was already strongly increased 3 h after the end of PM+Mg2+ application, suggesting a narrow time window before irreversible cell damage could occur (demonstrated by colocalization of PAR and pyknosis).
If we "win" clients, they really do lose them.Second, patent applications are a narrow measure of innovation from an outdated, more mechanical, world.
Rather, noting the important lawmaking role of American courts, the majority concluded that the dissenters "greatly exaggerate[d] the difference between judicial and legislative elections". White's treatment of the judicial impartiality rationale and its application of the narrow tailoring requirement raise questions about whether any judicial campaign restriction could pass strict scrutiny.
Thus, the risk for postdonation glucose intolerance cannot be completely eliminated even with the application of these narrow criteria.
One of the most promising techniques for online SPE of protein-containing samples is the application of short, narrow columns filled with large particles (50 60 μm) [ 23– 25].
Mobile app stories are full of applications that have a narrow focus.
So it was especially galling that the Court converted Citizens United from a narrow dispute about the application of a single provision in McCain-Feingold to an assault on a century of federal laws and precedents.
The first involves what makes Wajima lacquerware unique: Base wooden forms are reinforced by application of narrow strips of cloth with a thin coat of lacquer to parts that may be fragile or weak.
