The phrase "a key focus in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an important area of concentration or attention within a particular context or subject matter.
Example: "Sustainability has become a key focus in our company's strategic planning for the next five years."
Alternatives: "a primary emphasis on" or "a central concern in".
Sustainability is a key focus in development studies.
Lewis Booth, Ford executive vice-president and chief financial officer, said reducing debt would remain a "key focus" in 2011.
According to a 2010 study by Dr Sammy Rashid and Professor Greg Brooks for the University of Sheffield, although literacy is a key focus in primary schools, the emphasis can often be lost at secondary level.
Yet work does not seem to be a key focus in France: the long lunches; the nine-week holidays; the uproar when retirement was set at 62 rather than 60.
He said a key focus in his work with the states would be "how to ensure we get a greater integration of renewables into the electricity market, and a greater focus on new technologies".
I remain ever conscious of Mutthi Mutthi elder Mary Pappin's admonition: "You did not find Mungo Lady and Mungo Man – they found you!" Already taking his place in the school curriculum as a key focus in Aboriginal history, Mungo Man's place as messenger stands in firm justification for national recognition.
Beyond technology training, professional development for teachers emerged as a key focus, including in addressing students' social and emotional needs as well as in teaching writing.
A key focus area in the transition process is the institutional proximity, which is considered low.
High-resolution structure determination of GPCRs has been a key focus area in GPCR biology to understand the basic mechanism of their activation and signaling and to materialize the long-standing dream of structure-based drug design on these versatile receptors.
Recognizing the critical need to provide greater support to grieving children and their families, the New York Life Foundation established childhood bereavement as a key focus area in 2008.
"The sound of language in an actual voice" or vocality, has been a key focus for Pinsky in his many meditations on the art.
