The phrase "a focus on nurturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the importance of care, support, or development, often in relation to people or relationships.
Example: "In our educational approach, we have a focus on nurturing the individual talents of each student to help them thrive."
Alternatives: "an emphasis on fostering" or "a commitment to supporting".
Some might find it a bit rich that a chancellor apparently fixated on austerity is now calling for a focus on nurturing recovery.
QPR chairman Tony Fernandes is keen to bring in a young manager with a focus on nurturing young talent.
With centres launched in Lucknow, Jaipur, Cochin and Indore, the founders have mapped the development of centres across 30 Tier 2 cities, with a focus on nurturing startups that are developing products using Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence.
Many women feel the pressure to focus on nurturing a family rather than nurturing a career and wonder if it's possible to do both.
Part of the strategy should focus on nurturing a blogging community that is specifically interested in Android products–a necessity, says Shaughnessy, to offset the influence of the many Apple -centric blogs that enthusiastically cover iPhone news.
Part of the strategy should focus on nurturing a blogging community that is specifically interested in Android products--a necessity, says Shaughnessy, to offset the influence of the many Apple -centric blogs that enthusiastically cover iPhone news.
Chaplaincy research has only recently begun to employ methodologically rigorous study designs [ 6], develop a body of outcomes data and other knowledge to inform practice [ 7], and focus on nurturing a community of chaplain-researchers.
The trust's focus on nurturing the community is reflected in a menu built around locally produced foodstuffs, some of which are bought at the Farmers' Market, funded by the Trust, that opened this summer in the parking lot next door.
The proposal's focus on nurturing local economic networks captures the insights of a new economic paradigm, based on complexity science, which suggests economies grow in the same way ecosystems do.
There's a need to fast from enabling hours of online entertainment and instead focus on nurturing strong family bonds, encouraging time spent exploring the wondrous natural world, and recognizing the innate spiritual purity and goodness in teens.
