The phrase "expanding strategy" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a plan or approach that focuses on increasing or broadening a certain aspect of something. For example, "Our company's expanding strategy involves targeting new markets and developing innovative products to increase our revenue."
Cork is an eco-material that has recently been attracting growing interest due to the expanding strategy of sustainable product design, which aims to replace non-renewable materials in the building market.
Metabolomics, the chemical profiling of (all) cellular metabolites by their identification and quantification, is a rapidly expanding strategy in the post-genomics era complementing transcriptomics and proteomics thereby constituting a trilogy.
In conclusion, immune therapy of melanoma is by 2013 an established and expanding strategy that can induce durable responses in advanced-stage melanoma patients, some of whom may be cured for life.
With growing data on the burden of influenza across the African continent, many countries are considering introducing or expanding strategies to prevent and manage influenza infection.
He was at the president's side during the raid on Osama bin Laden, and pushed an expanded strategy of using drones to kill terrorism suspects.
Can Apple's Expanded Strategy Push It To $1 Trillion Market Cap?
But it eventually became obvious the expand part of the Hadoop vendors "land and expand" strategy wasn't working out.
Your "land and expand" strategy might do best by starting with a nettlesome issue, deep in the weeds.
"It might have been easier to target a specific segment but we have a land and expand strategy.
They have a reasonable number of active engagements and a significant pipeline for their apps and each app deployment tends to drive several additional engagements so the land and expand strategy is working for them," Baker explained.
MeSH term profiles were built for the expanded strategy as described in Section 3.2.
