The phrase "additional attention from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for more focus or care from someone or something, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The project requires additional attention from the management team to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "extra focus from" or "more care from".
"The target set that existed at the outset has been significantly enhanced by additional information from the ground and by additional attention from the air," Mr. Rumsfeld said.
Additional attention from Wall Street could raise the equity's visibility among investors, attracting additional buyers.
Although fragmentation and habitat loss remain important contributors to population declines of many mature forest species, our work provides evidence that subtle changes in forest structure, particularly to features associated with old forests, warrant additional attention from the conservation community.
What's to stop a candidate, thirsty for additional attention, from breaking with the RNC's plan and attending an unsanctioned debate?
When requesting time off or requiring additional attention from someone you know is busy, give in to the impulse to thank -- just be specific.
Men, this may not be as much of a problem for you, but still -- do you want all that additional attention from women who wouldn't notice you if your photo wasn't quite right?
Many of the sessions identified specific areas for additional attention, ranging from concrete steps toward generating endowment income through to the integration of a marketing strategy.
Venues and licensees understandably fear additional attention and pressure from authorities.
We show in a theoretical model that the benefit from additional attention to the marginal attribute within a choice set depends upon the expected utility loss from making a suboptimal choice if it is ignored.
Based on an attempt to review the world-wide literature on these topics, it appears that both of these views have merit but could benefit from additional attention and clarification.
Such knowledge will assist the GP in judging which HF patient may benefit from additional attention paid to symptoms of depression and anxiety.
