"strict focus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an intense level of concentration on a particular subject or topic. For example, "I have been studying for this exam with a strict focus."
Udall's strict focus on reproductive rights -- which Democrats were convinced was a silver bullet against Gardner -- didn't work.
At the same time, the strict focus on the deficit could cause unrest among Democrats who support alternative energy projects.
On songs like "I Must Be Saved" and "Instead," Ms. Peyroux urges a strict focus on matters of the heart, imploringly or insouciantly.
But its strict focus on jazz could impress audiences, and perhaps it could have consequences for other jazz festivals around the world.
The answer in Rotterdam's case seems to be a strict focus on reducing complexity, or in other words to keep it simple.
Meetings without time limits or lacking a strict focus can be a drain on productivity, and our piece on the subject hit home with readers, sparking debate on social media.
Focus on the Family's revenue amounted to $145 million four year ago when it had a stricter focus, but it has budgeted $95 million for the current year.
Though the new incarnation of "This Week" will in many ways resemble the old one, its new executive producer, Jon Banner, said it might at times stray from a strict political focus into other nonpolitical issues.
With the combination of margin support plus the strict regulatory focus, Coinbase and GDAX could be an ETF alternative for investors wanting to safely purchase bitcoin now.
With the combination of margin support plus the strict regulatory focus, Coinbase and GDAX could be an ETF alternative for investors wanting to safely purchase bitcoin now.
While much of that is more a branded effort and not as in-keeping with the company's strict measurement focus, this still gets put into place where possible.
