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The phrase "a new focus for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a shift in attention or priorities towards a particular subject or area.
Example: "The organization has decided to adopt a new focus for its sustainability initiatives, aiming to reduce waste and promote recycling."
Alternatives: "a fresh emphasis on" or "a renewed attention to".
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I was sure glad to get out of 2010 with a new focus for 2011.
Many are asylum-seekers, who are even less popular than Asian Muslims and provide a new focus for resentment.
Besides, they now have a new focus for their anger: the five-year debacle over the rebuilding of La Fenice.
The prime minister's reconciliation road map has now added to the atmosphere of acrimony, becoming a new focus for attack from government opponents.
In some ways, the appointment of Ms. Rogers, a scholar of church-state legal issues, signals a new focus for the office.
Andrew Hilston, project director for Hammerson, said Eastgate Quarters will create a new focus for the north east of the city centre and deliver 4,000 new jobs.
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Encouraging product discovery is a newer focus for Amazon, which has also been steadily upgrading its curated shop of product ideas, "Interesting Finds," with personalized suggestions based on users' activity and shopping patterns, through a feature called "My Mix".
There is a new focus of movement for consumers towards utilitarian services and away from devices simply created for pure beauty.
Since returning, he has played with a new focus, rushing for 1,615 yards.
The programme's work has also led to a new focus – and concern – for the nearly extinct subspecies in Haiti.
African countries will need to take steps to benefit from a new focus on support for higher education.
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