The term "extended focus" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a sentence structure where the subject and verb are separated by multiple words, which allows for an extended focus on a specific element of the sentence. Example: "Standing in front of the mirror, she carefully applied her makeup." In this sentence, the extended focus is on the subject "she" and her actions of applying makeup.
Which raises the issue of the fair's altered, or extended, focus, now in its second year.
Here's our pick of the 30 most notable new apps on the Google Play store, with a slightly extended focus to reflect the fact that the last weekly roundup was on 21 December.
If not stated differently, all images shown are extended focus through sample.
Wavelet extended focus function was used with all in-focused Z-stacked images for each picture.
This extended focus reflects an appreciation of latent periods (i.e., the time interval between disease occurrence and detection [ 7]).
We obtained extended focus images using a camera Leica DFC 300FX and the program Leica Application Suite (Version 3.4.0, package 'Montage').
extended Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma.
For the identification of more detailed developments in the use of white pigments, the dataset should be extended, focused on impasto areas and preferably art historically balanced.
A bedside ultrasound (extended focused assessment with sonography for trauma) was performed, and the following images were obtained of her left upper quadrant.
This study was conducted during the standardized DEGUM course formats Extended Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma (E-FAST) and Focused Echo Entry Level (FEEL) offered by the emergency ultrasound section.
Immediately extended focused assessment with sonography in trauma (eFAST) was done in which both right and left quadrants of abdomen including pericardial and suprapubic region, right and left thoracic, and both lung basis were examined.
