"concentrated education" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an educational program focused on a specific subject, often in a condensed timeframe, such as a summer program or accelerated course. For example, "The student decided to attend a concentrated education program in mathematics in order to solidify her knowledge."
Instead of going after some college kid or Napster, record companies should have engaged in a much more liberal and concentrated form of education, and realizing that the paradigm is shifting and there wasn't a whole lot they could do to stop it.
Places like Ferguson--plagued by the "root causes" of criminal behavior (i.e., concentrated poverty; under-education; unemployment --often lack the informal controls necessary to deal with sunemployment --oftenoffenses.
Interestingly though, even immigrants with higher levels of education remain concentrated in these sectors.
Cooper and Kidd are both confident that a broadening era of information and concentrated efforts and Holocaust education can illuminate the horrors of Nazi Germany and turn Asian youth off the concept of Nazi chic entirely in the near future.
The effect of education, whether concentrated and provided over a shorter period or given as a smaller component of a course emphasising various aspects of organ donation and procurement, needs to be tested with different cohorts from various parts of the UK.
He said although the Millennium Development Goals - on relieving poverty and disease in the world's poorest nations - concentrated on advances in primary education, that would not be enough to create the skills necessary to transform economies.
The data suggest that further concentrated efforts for better community education and health systems strengthening to provide appropriate and timely maternal health services, including EmOC, with good quality may positively affect the reduction of maternal mortality in this setting.
The number of active pre-conditions is quite stunning, from elite isolation to concentrated wealth to inadequate socialisation and education, to concentrated land holdings to loss of authority to repression of new technologies especially in relation to energy, to the atrophy of the public sector and spread of corruption, to media dishonesty, to mass unemployment of young men and on and on and on".
"Land, finances, medical care and education resources are too concentrated," Mr. Sun said.
Women are more concentrated in business, finance, healthcare, and education, while men tend to be employed in computer-related occupations and engineering.
