Sentence examples for be zeroed in on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "zeroed in on" is correct and usable in written English
It means to focus intently on a goal or object. For example, "The detective zeroed in on the suspect, determined to uncover the truth."
You can be zeroed in on your target customers and know they desperately need the app, but if they won't pay for the dang thing, you're in trouble.
Patterns for particular pathogens can be zeroed in on by moving from the initial high-level of microbial genus to the species taxonomy level, and subsequently onto the individual genome level (Fig. 1C).
They are 12th in on-base percentage and 11th in slugging percentage among the league's 14 teams.
Because here's something that cannot be music to Mickelson's ears: Entering last weekend's play, he was 66th in putting on the 2008 PGA Tour.
"Then there's Pyro, who was 10th in the Blue Grass on Polytrack.
Norwich are 15th in the table on 20 points, two clear of the bottom three.
Stevenage are 15th in League One on 50 points, 10 clear of the relegation zone.
The Kawasaki rider is 10th in the championship on 50 points.
He also led the AL in pitches per plate appearance (4.42), was 6th in batting average on balls in play (.363), and 10th in walk percentage (13.6%).
Wednesday are 23rd in the table, level on 18 points with Barnsley.
He also led the AL in walks (116), was 4th in runs (119) and 3rd in on base % (.398).398
