The phrase "a spatial focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to geography, design, architecture, or any context where the emphasis is on a specific area or space.
Example: "The research paper emphasizes a spatial focus on urban development and its impact on local communities."
Alternatives: "a geographical emphasis" or "a spatial emphasis".
Moreover, such policies must have a strong spatial focus, which can be achieved either by encouraging local regional policy making or by introducing high flexibility in (inter)national policies to accommodate increased differentiation at lower administrative levels.
In this paper, we argue that an additional spatial focus should be considered.
Behavioral error rates were low, indicating that attention had a relatively narrow spatial focus (within ±9°, which is consistent with the spatial resolution found in the abovementioned study of Brungart and Simpson, 2007).
In order to shift attention covertly, a spatial attentional focus is fed through the parietal module to area V4, resulting in spatial attention effects in that area.
Gas phase collision-induced dissociation in this sector-TOF requires ion gating of the continuous ion beam and an ion buncher to bring the ions into spatial focus at the focal-point "source" of the offset parabolic field reflectron.
Earlier, a superbly suspenseful duet for Ms. Jones and Mr. Lozano shows amazing variety of vocabulary and spatial focus.
The sound of the overture, shorn of reverberance and spatial focus (this listener could hear the double basses only as an echo, from the side), amounted to a caricature; one could as well imagine an emaciated old Brahms with his ribs sticking out.
This narrow spatial focus for development created inequalities among the regions of Bangladesh (Islam 1978).
Because the spatial focus of the dance continually shifted east, west, north and south, the audience experienced it as a faceted creation, viewable from different angles -- and even the curtain calls, with Kobayashi unmasked, were projected to the four points of the compass.
These differences include a shorter wavelength component moving with a lower wave celerity, nonlinear spatial focusing, and a mean water level that varies in space.
