The phrase "further tailor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is mainly used to refer to making minor adjustments or refinements to a plan or idea in order to make it more effective or efficient. For example: "We will need to further tailor our marketing strategy to target a younger demographic."
Aizenberg's team, co-led by Wyss Technology Development Fellow Caitlin Howell (now Assistant Professor at the University of Maine), is working to further tailor and automate the procedure.
Moreover, azodicarbonamide has been introduced in the process of carbonization to further tailor the porosity of nanoporous carbon, named as the carbon-1 1 1 carbon-1 1 1
Identification of chemosensitive targets, e.g., absence of PgR, in tumors with intermediate ER expression is required to further tailor, adding chemotherapy within this otherwise endocrine-responsive cohort.
He and director Sir Nicholas Hytner, will now use a series of previews to further tailor the dialogue and pratfalls for a US audience ahead of its official opening night at the Music Box theatre later this month.
Therapists show patients the scenes most closely related to their experience, and then further tailor the sessions to address their trauma more specifically, for instance by playing a song heard during their ordeal.
We have also demonstrated that these self-assembled microtissues have mechanical properties in the range of natural tissues and that mold design can be used to further tailor these mechanical properties.
Trips run from June to September 2009 and Audley can add further tailor-made arrangements in Canada or Alaska.
Drug release was further tailored by varying the amount of porogen added to the scaffold.
The results offer an opportunity for further tailoring of these analogs for an active member.
The culture microenvironment was further tailored through variation of collagen type-I matrix density, addition of exogenous R-spondin1, and specification of culture geometry.
The libretto was further tailored to Hamburg taste and style with the addition of extras and spectacle: dances, processions and the like.
