The phrase "adequate focus on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of giving enough attention or consideration to a particular subject or issue.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we need to ensure adequate focus on our marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "sufficient attention to" or "proper emphasis on".
It appears that the standard institutional approach emphasizes behavior modification through information, policies, procedures, processes and external sanctions (typically punitive or disciplinary), but lacks an adequate focus on reflection, inner understanding, and dialogue in an integrated manner.
There has also been an adequate focus on gathering and analysis of information as well as on policy advice.
Maintaining an adequate focus on transition might thus require recurrent patient-need assessments and continuous quality-improvement processes.
First, to draw comparisons between studies of different populations and regions, it is important to emphasize the use of standardized measures of socio-psychological factors and to place adequate focus on very specific population groups in any future studies.
SDF imaging data were recorded and analyzed using real-time quality feedback on adequate focus, contrast and stability with GlycoCheck (GlycoCheck BV, Maastricht, The Netherlands), as described previously [22].
As the stereo base is limited by the lens aperture, disparities have very low values; choosing adequate focusing (depending on the scene) and prism deflection angles will give disparities between −1 and 1, which can be measured using local processing only involving directly neighbouring pixels, which is well adapted to the parallel image processing primitives.
Adequate focus and contrast adjustment were verified.
Dr. Roger C. Grimson, an associate professor of biostatistics in the department of preventive medicine at SUNY Stony Brook who has also charted cancer rates, worries that even ZIP code maps, by themselves, may not be adequate to focus on the dangers.
For the test-retest correlations, where significance is not a sufficient criterion for adequate reliability, we focus on the size of the correlations.
Collaboratively developing an emergency management plan contributes to an integrated, comprehensively focused plan that ensures adequate levels of focus on scope of services being provided and the population being served.
These complex actions also imply that current testing protocols may not be adequate, as they focus on parameters of thyroid function such as serum TSH, T4, and T3 as well as thyroid weight and morphology (EDSTAC 1998; Gelbke et al. 2004).
