The phrase "a closer attention" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a more careful or focused level of attention. Example: The teacher reminded the students to pay a closer attention to the instructions before starting the test.
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.
His film depicts some of the challenges that the youth population face in Nigeria - when their passion is to dance, an unpopular profession in most countries in Africa, all while drawing a closer attention to one of the most deadly disease in Africa, Diabetes.
Furthermore, the large group of secretory splenic proteases, which show the greatest transcriptional fluctuations (up- and down-regulation), deserve a closer attention.
These paintings reveal a sculptural eye and a close attention to the details of the body.
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?
