The phrase "a close attention" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "close attention"? You can use "close attention" when emphasizing the need to focus carefully on something important.
Example: "The teacher asked us to pay close attention to the instructions given for the exam."
Alternatives: "careful attention" or "keen attention".
These paintings reveal a sculptural eye and a close attention to the details of the body.
There is an integrity of vision at work here with a close attention to detail.
She has a close attention and from the stream of events that pass selects those that exemplify her ideas.
Now, as the contest comes to a close, attention has turned almost exclusively to the perceived front-runners.
Now that "Stuff Happens" has opened Nicholas Hytner's production plays in repertory at the National's Olivier auditorium until November 6th does it have anything to tell us that a close attention to political events would not?
With Sven-Göran Eriksson all the wiser for nearly a year of Championship experience and a summer of heavy investment coming to a close, attention turns to the league calendar ahead.
Certainly Natalie Blake tracked the progress of Michelle Holland with a closer attention than she did her own life — without ever speaking to her.
So, as several sci-fi movies have foreshadowed modern day technologies, next time you watch a sci-fi film pay a closer attention as what is portrayed, as science fiction is fast becoming a science fact.
The idea is that middle managers will make decisions with a closer attention to taxes and the use of precious capital.
What Songdo's characteristics can reveal is a hint of the concerns that will drive city builders in decades to come: particularly a closer attention to resource use and energy efficiency.
Furthermore, the large group of secretory splenic proteases, which show the greatest transcriptional fluctuations (up- and down-regulation), deserve a closer attention.
