The phrase "a need to refocus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the necessity to change one's attention or priorities, often in a professional or personal context.
Example: "After reviewing our recent performance, there is a need to refocus our efforts on customer satisfaction to improve our overall results."
Alternatives: "a necessity to realign" or "a requirement to redirect".
Jones persisted, saying Van Gundy saw a need to refocus Sprewell, who was in a scoring drought, rather than give him a rest.
Since ousting its chief executive, Jacques A. Nasser, last October, Ford's new chief, William Clay Ford Jr., has put in place a turnaround plan and conceded a need to refocus on getting manufacturing systems and quality in order.
These changes have impacted on the suppliers of wedding services, on the one hand creating fresh opportunities in the digital and online market, but also prompting a need to refocus their branding and marketing strategies.
"It is clear that there is a need to refocus strategically and address head-on those issues which have been responsible for the recent poor performance," West Brom said.
Hundreds of people gathered across New York City yesterday at rallies and memorials for World AIDS Day, though advocates said the sparse attendance reflected a need to refocus attention on the disease.
One topic of discussion, according to participants, was what some supporters said was a need to refocus attention from Mr. Obama's fund-raising toward a series of policy speeches he intends to make in the next quarter.
So when it comes to risk-taking and making an impact, we need to refocus our attention from the $1,000,000 salary to the million-dollar idea.
"This is very disappointing," he said, before adding about the All-Star break, "This is definitely a time where we need to refocus and regroup.
"There is a sense that we need to refocus," Blum said.
This feature allows serial measurements to be made without the need to refocus, an important feature with respect to previous generation devices which require time-consuming manual adjustment of focus dials.
"We've had a 20-year run of no economic difficulty, and I don't know many corporations that don't need to refocus after a 20-year run".
