Misspelling of home in
"hone in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English. You can use "hone in" when you want to talk about someone or something focusing their efforts or attention on a certain goal. Example: Our team is working hard to hone in on a solution to the problem.
Identifying an angle will allow students to create a storyline and hone in on their message.
"He's very good technically when he can kind of hone in".
Eventually Mr. Daugherty does hone in on the Heller appetites (ravenous), attitudes (scathing) and talents.
Either way, you'll definitely want to hone in on your employability to increase your chances.
The CSM staff, then, hone in on what each individual is best at and nurture it.
The novel also uses a beautiful and poetic style to hone in its themes.
"And she helped me to hone in on the woman I would become today.
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