The phrase "action will focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main areas of attention or effort in a particular context, such as a project or initiative.
Example: "In the upcoming quarter, our action will focus on improving customer satisfaction and enhancing product quality."
Alternatives: "efforts will center" or "attention will be directed".
The U.S. Department of Justice actions will focus much needed attention to the issue of forced institutionalization, and I have no doubt that South Dakota leaders are up to the challenge.
These actions will focus on helping young people and their families, as well as supporting and boosting local systems such as schools and community organizations.
According to the LA Times, Friday's events are aimed at building support for tougher background check standards, but future "action" days will focus on other aspects of the president's gun policy proposals.
To illustrate the monofunctional mode of action, we will focus on UNG and TDG as two well-studied UDGs showing contrasting catalytic features.
The Pelosi move is more consequential, especially as the new Republican majority in the House will ensure much of the action over the next six months will focus on that chamber.
This time there are no puppets; live action on the stage will focus on the bereft civil servant while the film projections follow the adventures of his ever-mobile nose.
"The NYC foreclosure tour and home re-occupation is part of a big national day of action on December 6 that will focus on the foreclosure crisis and protest fraudulent lending practices, corrupt securitisation, and illegal evictions by banks".
In addition to all these data, recent reports announce a completely new kind of IL-22 action, which this article will focus on: as an intermediary between inflammation and metabolic alterations.
We have determined that we will not be an all-talk interfaith movement, but will focus on action on the main social issues facing India.
