The phrase "a higher attention" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express the idea of increased focus or awareness.
Example: "The project requires a higher attention to detail to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "greater attention" or "increased focus".
All examiners will need to have excellent communication skills, a high attention to detail, be sensitive to cultural differences and act professionally at all times.
The research involved almost 100 employees and 59 employers, who reported benefits from employing staff with ASD, including a high attention to detail and when compared with staff without ASD, a higher work ethic and quality of work.
Generally this section is around 6-8 bullet points, concentrating on the specifics of the role, team orientation, software knowledge and personal traits such as being proactive and having a high attention to detail.
MTA [14] found that cleanliness had received a high attention from the subway user and the demand for improvement in cleanliness was overwhelming.
In addition, the micro-blog has a strong celebrity effect, which means a tweet that is issued by a celebrity may get a high attention by its large number of fans.
That is, if the user has a close relation and a high attention on the tweet publisher, there will be more probability that the user is interested in his published tweets.
Nanocomposite materials containing functional nanoscale-length inhomogeneities created by embedded metal nanoparticles (MNP) attract a high attention in nowadays materials science community as perspective candidates for advanced sensing application exploring plasmon resonance effects [1 7].
If a user has many interaction behaviors with a followee, that is, retweeting many tweets of a followee, usually writing a comment or stating an attitude of a tweet posted by the followee, or usually mentioning a followee in the user's tweets, it means the user plays a high attention and interaction on the followee.
