Not that we cannot mix two styles and create a hybrid model, but this is just momentum, once a set of rules are created, the focus is on the whole idea with perhaps making the process better, and not on one single stock, as the allocation is not particularly different between stocks.
So, while one can differentiate between stocks existing in the list, and allocate more, I don’t think we can say it will add any benefit to the overall process, also, there could be a time frame filter, if a stock consolidates and if it does not fit the criteria of the system, it should be exited so as to give place for another momentum stock. Of course, one can exclude such stocks and keep them separate and not look at them as part of the initial system, despite having found it in the system.
I think, at the end of the day, if a particular method is delivering returns as per or beyond our expectations, and if we know it is working for us, at least in the current environment, we can do it and continue doing it, and we can create many such methods using any and every source available 
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