The phrase "adopted focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific area of concentration or attention that has been chosen or embraced, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The team has adopted a focus on sustainability in their new project initiatives."
Alternatives: "chosen emphasis" or "established priority".
But when the left-wing Book Find Club adopted "Focus," some of its members did object on the ground that the book repeated anti-Semitic slurs, as of course it had to when some of its characters hated Jews.
A qualitative methodology was adopted, focus groups and individual interviews were conducted with health professionals.
We adopted focus groups partly because we believe it had the capability to reproduce women's experiences of seeking maternity care in a normal peer-group interpersonal exchange.
Thus, the classification adopted focuses mainly on the type of financial innovations (Iwamura and Jog, 1991; Batiz-Lazo and Woldesenbet, 2006; Oke, 2007) where innovations are grouped primarily under products or processes.
A locally comparative and deeply contextualised approach was adopted, focusing on three large and contrasting provincial localities.
The Turkish healthcare system's perspective was adopted, focusing on direct medical costs from medications related to the empiric treatment of an IFI, hospitalization costs, monitoring and screening tests.
In higher transmission areas, more research is likely needed before MDA can be widely adopted, focusing particularly on additional measures needed to maintain zero or low transmission following treatment rounds.
Focusing not merely on identifying risks in the work environment, developing policies and procedures to address these, and training health workers to properly implement these measures, the SDnH approach adopted focuses more directly on contextualizing the work setting and hospital management dynamics within an understanding of global and national economic and political forces.
This may remain the case even if a conservative approach to costs is adopted, focusing solely on the immediate direct costs of suicide and future lost productivity costs averted, rather than also including the intangible costs to individuals of the immediate and unexpected loss of life that account for as much as 70% of the costs of suicide in some studies [ 52].
This study adopts focus group methodology for collaborative design and fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) for collaborative analysis.
This study was conducted in five stages (outlined in figure 1) adopting focus groups, interviews, participatory research groups and nominal group technique.
