The phrase "a critical focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important or essential aspect of a topic, analysis, or study.
Example: "In this research paper, we will maintain a critical focus on the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an essential emphasis" or "a key concentration".
Thus, critics and many political thinkers can't necessarily agree on a critical focus.... "But if political writers do their job well, they understand something even more important: that ideological meaning and agendas are not incidental to thrilling films and cinematography.
The integrity and allegiance of Pakistani security forces are a critical focus for Mr. Biden.
For now however, the SSLP is retaining a critical focus on stop and search.
This is a critical focus for any business and needs to be addressed clearly and concisely.
For the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), forest landscape restoration (FLR) is a critical focus area.
A section is dedicated specifically to the PNS, with a critical focus on the actual therapeutic potential of experimental devices for the development of tissue-engineered medical products.
Some publishers, including Ms. Grey of Bantam, said they believe it was Tom Wolfe's best-selling novel "The Bonfire of the Vanities," published in 1987, that initiated the shift to a more critical focus on the Reagan years.
To be sure, there are lots of opportunities to make money in the stock market from investing in the "second bucket", but that requires a more critical focus on timing because as time moves forward, any gap between price and value at the time of purchase is slowly eroding as the intrinsic value declines.
In its 2014 annual report, the company said: "In our judgment, rentals will become a more critical focus in the decision-making process, as the best, strongest and most productive companies will need to turn to rentals as one of their equipment procurement choices to avoid large upfront capital costs".
Our application of the LVI entailed a series of critical focus group discussions involving local community representatives, government officials and researchers.
At American Express, led formerly by Chenault, diversity and inclusion in general has been a consistent and critical focus for nearly three decades.
