The phrase "a focus on considerations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of various factors or aspects in a particular context or decision-making process.
Example: "In our project, we need to have a focus on considerations such as budget, timeline, and resource availability."
Alternatives: "an emphasis on factors" or "attention to aspects".
Guidelines for recruitment are discussed, with a focus on cultural considerations.
The main text of the method summary aims to cover all aspects necessary for understanding the suitability and applicability of the method with a focus on practical considerations.
To develop new indicators treatment and clinical guidelines for each of the conditions were reviewed, with a focus on treatment considerations, medicine class statements and monographs, contraindications, precautions, recommended testing and follow-up.
Here, the signs, symptoms, and surgical history that should trigger suspicion of MPS II are described, and the diagnostic process is reviewed with a focus on practical considerations and the avoidance of common diagnostic pitfalls.
Opinion articles (37.5%) were more likely than other article types to feature a major/lede focus on considerations of control, an ethical dimension that was otherwise rarely emphasized.
Lastly, a focus on price without consideration for supplier performance (e.g., ability to provide the desired amount of medicines in a timely manner, may result in lower prices but increased stock-outs due to sub-par distribution services.
Advocacy and Social Mobilization (with a focus on capacity building, gender considerations) and Program Management, including monitoring and evaluation (M&E), were components of both of these areas.
Level design began with a focus on stealth, taking into consideration the positioning of guards and the character's potential stealth capability at that point in the game.
This review outlines recent methodical advances in homology modelling, with a focus on those techniques that necessitate consideration of ligand binding.
To understand Leibniz's theory of intrasubstantial causality better (and perhaps also to acquaint ourselves with some attendant interpretive difficulties), let us first focus on considerations having to do with efficient causation.
