"a unified focus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when people come together to share a common goal or objective. For example, "The team had a unified focus and was able to achieve their goal with ease."
A unified focus on the rebellion submerged most overt political differences for a time.
Some are causal unities associated with the integration of action and control into a unified focus of agency.
With global recognition of the importance of STEM education, concerns have arisen from both research and curriculum perspectives about the lack of a unified focus and the need for greater integration of the four disciplines (e.g., Atkinson and Mayo 2010; Barrett et al. 2014; Berland 2014; National Research Council 2014; STEM Taskforce Report, 2014).
Now...I find myself almost watching the game peripherally...I'm watching the whole court, and how both teams move as units through the space of the court with a single unified focus.
"Our unified focus must be spending, and where we can save dollars - period".
These results, scattered over quite diverse literature, are presented here in a unified form, focussing on logical development rather than on chronological order.
After the recent GOP win in the Massachusetts special election, and what seems to be a reconnection with voters on our Party's economic growth and job security ideas, you'd think that Republican National Committee members would take advantage of this week's RNC winter meeting by promoting a unified front focused on those core issues.
I've lived in the United States close to 50 years, but never before had I witnessed the concentrated and unified focusing on a single event in our nation's history the way Chileans from Arica in the north to Punta Arenas at the end of the world turned their attention to the coup.
It has pushed us to be more unified, focused and organized as a community.
Negotiators said there was agreement that a unified federation should focus on politics, public policy and legislative work.
A lack of a unified voice, undue focus on cognition, and arguably no existing models for academia and a literature gap contribute to change challenge.
