The phrase "distance narrowed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a situation where the physical or metaphorical distance between two things or people has become smaller or less significant. Example: As they walked towards each other, the distance between them narrowed with each step until they were finally standing face to face.
Ironically, it is through the lens of fashion the desire to look good and present oneself to the world that that distance narrows. .
Effectively, the coracohumeral distance narrows due to the presence of posterior subluxation of the humeral head in the affected shoulders.
But as professional leagues work to increase revenues, and as legalized gaming has proliferated and become more mainstream, the distance has narrowed.
On television, the quarterback peers out into the distance within the narrowed frame of the midfield camera and for a moment everything seems possible; the viewer can't know if there's a wideopen man fifty yards deep or if there is nothing ahead of Pennington but despair four men crowding two receivers, who aren't even bothering to wave their arms.
Fewer traffic jams... Traffic usually slows as the volume of cars on a road increases, because drivers slow their speed to accommodate the narrowed distance from the car ahead of them.
Every so often, Parcells has narrowed that distance with his Jersey wise-guy humor.
Technology has narrowed the distance between designers and consumers and sparked a conversation.
Diving into the world of American moderns, he narrowed the distance between modern and classical styles, in the process attracting the ballet public to modern dance.
Informal talks in years past have narrowed the distance between the two parties on the demarcation of borders to only 1% of the area to be carved up.
By the 15th century Poland had narrowed the distance separating it from western Europe and become a significant factor in international relations.
