The phrase "focus on optimising" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate that attention or effort is being directed towards improving or making the most out of something. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "Our company is currently in a phase of growth, and our main focus is on optimising our resources to increase efficiency and profitability."
'Inhalation by design' principles have been applied to a series of highly potent steroidal GR agonists, with a focus on optimising the potential therapeutic index in human.
In the current literature on morphological implementation, authors focus on optimising the pipeline delay process for a latency efficient morphology operator implementation [25, 27 31], while recent notable contributions by Bartovsky et al. instead proposed optimising the entire morphological filter operator chain [32].
Our own investigations will focus on optimising the current compounds for binding to hDM2 and targeting other PPIs.
In line with a recent focus on optimising knowledge translation, effective dissemination and impact is a critical component of all research.
5 In recent years there has been increasing focus on optimising women's nutrition and lifestyle in the periconceptional period, as this is a key time for fetal development.
Future efforts should focus on optimising the GPs' awareness of the need to elicit and manage expectations and develop skills in integrating shared decision making into the consultation.
Or as it puts it: As previously indicated, we are now focussed on optimising the website commercially, with updates made on a regular basis.
It has been using seawater from the Gulf of Mexico to test the conversion process and is now focused on optimising the technology and scaling it up.
For example Wang et al. [30] focused on optimising the use of an in-home storage system combined with PV panels.
In this context, the present study focuses on optimising the structural and electrical performance of such hybrid composites with shares of metal fibres up to 20 vol.%.
A strategy of process control focuses on optimising tactical management, whereas a growth strategy and a diversification strategy are strongly related to changes in farm structure.
