The phrase "a considerable focus of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant area of attention or concentration in a particular context, such as research, projects, or discussions.
Example: "The study revealed that climate change is a considerable focus of current environmental policies."
Alternatives: "a significant emphasis on" or "a major area of concern".
Volcanic hazard assessment is at an advanced state and is a considerable focus of volcanic scientific inquiry, whereas comprehensive vulnerability assessment is lacking.
I am also the Director of the Simons Collaboration Special Holonomy in Geometry, Analysis, and Physics, and a considerable focus of my research and that of my students is directed towards problems in this area.
The motivation of such a considerable focus of attention is the need for producing limited existing fields as efficiently as possible, while decreasing economical and operating costs at the same time.
A considerable focus of the applications of ABMs has been on community-level epidemic modeling in human populations (see, for example [2]), as this is an important public health and policy issue with far-ranging health and economic impacts.
When these women originally documented their experiences in the book 'Long Life', they displayed a considerable focus on the position of children, for example by advocating for ART on the grounds of 'the rights of children to grow up with mothers', and for PMTCT programmes based on 'the rights of the child to be born negative'.
This is also the case for the most recently published articles, in spite of a considerable focus on cell line misidentification that has been extensively addressed over the past years 8 111.
A considerable focus has been devoted to the development of photochemically releasable volatile odoriferous compounds fragrances.
Nonetheless, this will be an area of considerable focus for Apple over the coming years given the significant long-term ecosystem benefits".
The suppression of cell proliferation through antibody treatment has received considerable focus as a means of combatting cancer.
To the contrary-the listener has to reach out with his or her attention and grab it, pull it in, and keep pulling with a considerable amount of focus.
In general, a considerable amount of focus is directed toward the supramolecular functionalization of pristine, nonbioactive structures, and a wide variety of molecules, bioactive guests, screening techniques, and potential applications have been explored and are discussed in this chapter.
