The phrase "a large focus in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant area of attention or concentration within a particular context or subject matter.
Example: "The research project has a large focus in renewable energy technologies, aiming to develop sustainable solutions."
Alternatives: "a significant emphasis on" or "a major concentration in".
Character Day has a large focus in schools -- how important do you think it is to teach character building from a young age?
Additionally, Hilton led efforts to diversify BuzzFeed News revenue through shows and programming with a large focus in live video, including "AM to DM" on Twitter and "PROFILE" on Facebook Watch, and developing original programming.
In particular, microgel films have been a large focus in our lab as building blocks for self-healing materials.
It needs to be taken down, there is zero doubt in my mind about this, however there needs to be a larger focus in addition to the confederate flag.
In general the results of the method showed that even though the method reveals the most likely biological pathway ('fat digestion and absorption' KEGG04975), it shows that there are also some considerations to be taken into account: 1) in general cancer and immune related pathways are better annotated compared to other type of pathways as these have a larger focus in research.
The neuroscience program at USC has a large focus group of faculty interested in synaptic plasticity, and this area is stressed in most neuroscience courses.
Vector-borne transmission is more likely than iatrogenic transmission to establish and maintain a large focus of infection, such as in this outbreak.
The value of conducting good assessment of learning is becoming an increasingly large focus in pharmacy education.
In fact, a large focus of the global Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance involves measuring resilience and implementing a scorecard approach, which will be subjected to in situ validation via a crowdsourcing approach.
Slaughter ages revealed further differences in exploitation, with a larger focus on meat in the Dutch research area, and a larger emphasis on arable farming, transport and industry in the Swiss research area.
