The phrase "a reduced focus on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease in attention or emphasis on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The new policy reflects a reduced focus on traditional marketing strategies in favor of digital approaches."
Alternatives: "a diminished emphasis on" or "a lesser concentration on".
A potential consequence of addressing these advancements in teaching and practice, however, may be a reduced focus on foundational, empirical research.
The key informants reported that the Transition Committee overseeing the program had gone through a number of changes resulting in a reduced focus on transition services.
Firstly a reduced focus on counselling in general was found, and limited or no preventive counselling taking place for persons with HIV negative test results was particularly brought up.
However, there needs to be a reduced focus on constructed categories which serve to reinforce the perceptions of women as victims or vectors and a greater consideration of structural factors (including economic factors) which contribute to gender-related vulnerability of HIV [ 27, 34].
SF authors and historians Brian Aldiss and David Wingrove summarize Galaxys history by saying that it lasted for "thirty mainly glorious years": it "brought into the sunlight a number of excellent satirists, comedians and ironists" and, through the influence of its reduced focus on technology, played an important role in attracting women to write science fiction.
This finding is in agreement with Nicols et al. [ 30] who found that multiparous women had significantly lower fetal attachment scores, possibly due to reduced focus on the current pregnancy in the presence of a young child.
He doesn't think much of the Tory approach to education, either, with its reduced focus on the creative arts.
In theory, this reduced focus on nonviolent drug offenses frees up law enforcement to address the violent crime that has always posed a more serious threat.
In particular, reduced focus on women's affect and elevated focus on women's attractiveness that is, possibly confusing one's own feelings of sexual interest with a potential partner's feelings of sexual interest (Maner et al., 2005, 2012)—appear to be problematic.
Implications for Future Research: We postulate that, in regions where leaders verbalized loss of control, change in focus and reduced focus on local issues of concern created by centralization, there is potential to lead to alienation and possibly disengagement from this quality improvement initiative, resulting in less support and less alignment between Hoshin Kanri and regional Lean initiatives.
Sensitivity of screening through history was lower for older children, and this may be related to a reduced parental focus on child health as children get older.
