The phrase "finer granularity" is correct and is used in written English.
This phrase is used to describe a situation in which something is divided into a greater number of smaller parts. For example, "We need to use finer granularity when mapping out the route so that we can avoid traffic delays."
* To let volunteers choose job types at a finer granularity than app.
This allows us to use LSP with finer granularity and thus better load balancing.
In this paper, we advocate that storage policy decisions be made on a finer granularity.
It attempts to maximize both analyzability and expressiveness by providing finer granularity in the use of MoCs.
Moreover, new technologies, like cloud computing and Internet of Things, raise the necessity for a finer granularity of network nodes.
With rapidly improving Information and Communications Technology (ICT) tools, manufacturing is decomposed with finer granularity, and corporate functions can be outsourced and offshored more than ever before.
We also design a fine-grained replacement strategy which records user access statistics at a finer granularity than the complete XML query regions.
Furthermore, the huge number of devices connected to the Internet and their finer granularity impose the necessity of flexible naming and, thus, integrated discovery mechanisms.
Context: Just-in-time software defect prediction (JIT-SDP) aims to conduct defect prediction on code changes, which have finer granularity.
Next, I will describe piecewise visibility, a concurrency control mechanism that isolates requests at a finer granularity than entire transactions, which consequently permits aggressive serializable transaction interleavings and outperforms the weaker guarantee of read committed by over 3x.
Higher-precision traceability and finer granularity of identifiable units of product offer the opportunity to add value to the conventional track and trace information in terms of improved feedback to producers and benefits to supply system efficiency.
