The phrase "added attention from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the increased focus or consideration received from a person or group.
Example: "The project received added attention from the media after the recent announcement."
Alternatives: "increased focus from" or "heightened interest from".
Among the programs that would get added attention from Democrats is the national network of community health centers, facilities for the poor and uninsured that the administration has backed.
While bearing the brunt of the civil war, at the close of the war, these districts also received added attention from international relief organizations, which had hosted a broader network of emergency relief operations during the war.
His countryman Laird does not consider the added attention surrounding his return from the States as unwelcome.
The timing, which drew added attention to the state's races from those searching for potential trends, was the result of Democrats here having pushed for an earlier primary in 2008, when they wished to have an early say in Mr. Obama's presidential chances.
Add feathers in colorful layers for added attention.
"You have to balance how good this puppet is going to look," he added, "without stealing attention from the actors".
It should not have happened," said Phil Namdar, 17, a senior at the high school, who added that the attention from the news media had not helped.
However, if you want to add some more attention from others, work to lose weight if you are overweight, or do muscle-building exercises if you are underweight or skinny.
Birders all suffer from ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) in the field, and fraternizing with their ilk encourages you to emulate this seemingly distracted mind state.
Already, politicians like Chuka Umunna – who withdrew from the leadership race because of the added media attention – have been cowed by the press.
And by having its representatives promote Exubera when they make sales calls, he added, Pfizer risks taking attention from Lipitor and other more profitable medications.
