"a parallel focus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to two or more things that are equally important or given equal attention in a sentence or piece of writing. Example: In our marketing strategy, we have a parallel focus on increasing brand awareness and driving sales.
Embodied impacts are a significant and growing proportion and it is increasingly recognised that the focus on reducing operational energy consumption needs to be accompanied by a parallel focus on reducing embodied impacts.
For sectors where in vivo toxicity tests continue to be a regulatory requirement, there has been a parallel focus on how to refine studies (i.e. reduce suffering and improve animal welfare) and increase the value that in vivo data adds to the safety assessment process, as well as where to reduce animal numbers where possible.
However, due to a parallel focus on holistic processing of the total scene, this effect may be dampened, resulting in a more equivalent response to object and background novelty, since any change in the visual scene would disrupt the holistic representation of the scene.
Great challenges exist in balancing the need to support adolescents as victims of unspeakable violence with a parallel focus on issues of accountability for young people who have committed crimes.
But emphasising technical efficiency is not the only objective of health funding policy: in capped funding environments there needs to be a parallel focus on access, and in all environments, a focus on quality.
Thus, a parallel focus on therapeutic target discovery and validation will further increase the significance of genomic efforts used in the discovery, validation, or even clinical application phases of implementation.
And that's a large parallel focus to the technology of the ferry itself: what is the on-shore requirement?
But he said unpublished work from a series of parallel focus groups with people in Bristol showed that many thought the media had exaggerated the seriousness of the email scandal.
Three parallel focus groups of PC clinicians were organised by O + Berri, the Basque Institute for Healthcare Innovation.
In parallel, focus groups with PCPs were conducted in France (n = 7) and in the UK (n = 8) to explore their experience of fibromyalgia and to learn about their expectations and unmet needs in their practices.
The agency also created a parallel campaign focusing on racing's pageantry and aimed at the horsey set.
