The phrase "a paper focusing on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the main subject or theme of a paper or research work.
Example: "This paper focusing on climate change will explore its impacts on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a paper centered on" or "a paper examining".
Before rejoining the department, Lopez wrote a paper focusing on the "widespread" problem of cops illegally arresting citizens simply because they perceived them as disrespecting their authority, which has been a common occurrence in protests in the St . Louisarea over the past two months.
Since this is largely a paper focusing on methodology, we refer the readers to our website [ 2] for details of the brachial plexus injuries.
A paper focuses on the use of the efficient approach to exact 3D elasticity solutions of cross-ply and angle-ply laminated composite plates.
A paper focuses on the use of the efficient approach to three-dimensional (3D) exact solutions of electroelasticity for piezoelectric laminated plates.
A similar experimental design was used in a paper focused on the effects of high-fat feeding and DCA.
Paper 5: A review of scalable bioinformatics pipelines by Bjørn Fjukstad and Lars Ailo Bongo, is a review paper focusing on scalability, an important open question for bioinformatics workflows.
A paper describing the first 20 patients [ 31] and a second paper focusing on the next 25 patients have been published [ 3].
A companion paper focusing on incident coronary events has been recently published (Cesaroni et al. 2014).
The majority of findings from analysis of this questionnaire will be discussed in a future paper focusing on factors affecting decision making in randomised cancer trials.
In a classic paper focusing on transition processes in women with rheumatoid arthritis, Shaul [ 46] described that the first stage in the women's transition process was to become aware and seek a diagnosis and treatment.
In a previous paper focusing on patients with various diseases, we demonstrated that irrespective of their age, patients with lung cancer, diabetes, myelodysplasteic syndrome, advanced immunoglobulin A (IgA) nephritis, HIV and HCV have impaired IFN-α production.
