The phrase "calibrated towards" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to adjust or fine-tune something in a particular direction or towards a specific goal or outcome. Example: The school's curriculum is carefully calibrated towards preparing students for success in the competitive job market.
Ikea is one of the great examples of what happens to a humane idea – the provision of decent, modern environments for living in – when it is calibrated purely towards profit and power.
Shrinking the regression coefficients has the effect of moving poorly calibrated predicted risks towards the average risk, and could assist in making more accurate predictions when the model is applied in new patients.
Due to their good sensitivity towards the inhibition of FXa by apixaban, chromogenic anti-Xa assays calibrated with specific apixaban calibrators should be performed to estimate plasma drug concentration [ 106– 108].
Due to their good sensitivity towards the inhibition of FXa by apixaban, chromogenic anti-Xa assays calibrated with specific apixaban calibrators should be performed to estimate plasma drug concentrations [ 55, 57].
It is for this reason that all HTS methodologies need to be well calibrated to ensure linear responsiveness towards all system parameters.
Role-playing games such as World of Warcraft are carefully calibrated so the player is working towards achieving a new level of skill.
CML chief economist Bob Pannell said: "The macro-prudential interventions announced by the FPC in late June are finely calibrated and precautionary, but could nevertheless tip the UK towards a more conservative lending environment.
The strong sensitivity of TT towards dabigatran leads to the development of a calibrated diluted thrombin time (dTT) with dabigatran standards to calculate the dabigatran plasma concentration.
The strong sensitivity of TT towards dabigatran led to the development of a calibrated diluted thrombin time (dTT) using dabigatran standards to calculate the dabigatran plasma concentration.
