The phrase "a new attention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fresh focus or consideration given to a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The organization has decided to give a new attention to environmental sustainability in its policies."
Alternatives: "a renewed focus" or "a fresh emphasis".
Stories from Genesis, painted for the Scuola della Trinità (1550 53), show a new attention to Titian's manner of painting as well as a palpable awareness of nature.
It was like a tenor becoming a baritone, with a new range and depth and a new attention to feeling, but the old skills and tricks with pitch and paradox still in place, despite his circumstances, or perhaps because of them.
Given the freedom to do something new rather than copy something old, the DS3's designers have come up with a car that's modern and appealing both inside and out; the cabin, in particular, where Citroën's steadily improving quality levels combine with a new attention to detail, is very impressive, and also offers a lot more space for luggage and rear-seat occupants than the Mini does.
Therefore, the physical layer security is regaining a new attention.
Seattle based OthersOnline is launching a new attention based social networking service today.
Faraday Media will today launch a new sidebar based version of attention management tool Particls, as well as a new attention platform Engagd.
In a declining market for newsprint it might, perhaps, have grabbed a little new attention.
Yesterday traders looked to Japan for their bad news, paying new attention to a banking crisis there that is 15 years in the making.
Community groups applauded the announcement, saying they hoped it heralded an era of new attention to a longstanding problem.
On Capitol Hill, the signs of a slowdown focused new attention on the economic implications of the partisan standoff over tax and spending policy.
It's a way to bring new attention to an aging institution, despite the fact that they have to bend their purpose to do so.
