The phrase "a core focus for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the main area of attention or priority in a particular context, such as business, education, or personal goals.
Example: "Sustainability has become a core focus for our organization as we strive to reduce our environmental impact."
Alternatives: "a primary emphasis on" or "a central priority for".
A core focus for practitioners remains the continued translation of academic work into practical tools.
In business operations in 2016, the one "dude" in the IT department will become a core focus for the company.
Senior Air Force officers do not challenge the notion that guerrilla warfare and counterinsurgency, central to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, will remain a core focus for the foreseeable future.
He says the groups were "just not a core focus for us.
Tech companies offer payment services as an added ancillary benefit for their customers so financial payments are not a core focus for them.
The U.S. is a core focus for the startup so the funding will be used to hire staff to support this international push.
While evil is a core focus of all faiths' theology, for charismatic groups like the People of Praise, the idea of dark forces at work is very real, not metaphoric.
Improving educational delivery is a core focus of MIT, and also a priority for training new generations of teachers in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering CEEE).
Although these cases have significant differences, they share a core focus on expanding access to ICTs for the urban poor and harnessing the potential of technology in social innovation.
"We're trying to position Malaysia as a launchpad for ASEAN startups — a core focus is building this ASEAN community," she said in an interview.
The Cleveland Clinic experience with IFM provides an opportunity to deeply engage, with proactive use of groups and team care, a core focus on the human-to-human technologies for moving people to the lifestyle choices that deliver functionality, wellness, and, well, happiness.
