The phrase "a focus on really" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to emphasize the importance of something, but the word "really" is unnecessary and can be omitted for clarity.
Example: "The project has a focus on improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "a focus on truly" or "a focus on significantly".
It is the first VC fund with a focus on Really Simple Syndication, (RSS), the syndication technology at the heart of media technologies such as blogging and corporate news communication".
"The huge idea with RED*emp*tion is a focus on VR, and a focus on really touching digital design how you can blend sound the same way you do visually," she said.
"Sources" reported that a Manhattan lawyer who insisted on focusing "on really odd points" led two fellow jurors in a deadlock on a rape charge against a New York City police officer, Michael Pena, who was convicted in the sexual assault on a 25-year-old woman.
"In the Principles in the administration of the Islamic State, you see a focus on education (really indoctrination) beginning with children but progressing through their ranks, a recognition that effective governance is essential, thoughts on their use of technology to master information (propaganda), and a willingness to learn from the mistakes of earlier movements.
This presence "does not require more time, rather it is as a willingness to focus on really being there and being involved when with another" [ 47].
"My certain hope and expectation is that we get to a focus on the issues that really matter as far as making better education, creating new opportunities for our kids," he said.
A focus on the variables that really matter up front also simplifies teaching methods.
They wanted to begin to try to focus on really creating a character and storytelling that you would follow," says Spacey.
It's really a focus on how to listen to what people mean but they don't say, how to draw people out.
"Some festivals really have a focus on food, even though they aren't specifically food festivals.
"I really felt a focus on the designs themselves this year," said Rob Forbes, a founder of Design Within Reach.
