The phrase "aesthetic attention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the focus or consideration given to beauty or artistic elements in a particular context, such as design, art, or personal expression.
Example: "The artist's work demonstrates a profound aesthetic attention to color and form, captivating the viewer's senses."
Alternatives: "artistic focus" or "visual consideration".
It is such facts as these that compel our aesthetic attention.
And he devoted the same aesthetic attention to his horse as he did to himself, creating beautifully decorated gear for special occasions.
But the volatile "Aussie" has grabbed more than aesthetic attention recently after a breakneck rise against its American counterpart -- a rise that has this nation's exporters shuddering.
That is why objects that we may think of as purely functional have been the focus of so much aesthetic attention, and have been designed in such an amazing diversity of forms and styles.
Moreover, it is not only art that stirs our emotions in the act of aesthetic attention: the same is or may be true of natural beauty, whether that of a face or of a landscape.
"The car is by far the object that attracts the greatest aesthetic attention among people of all ages and social classes," Ms. Romero says in a statement printed on the wall in her current exhibition, "Betsabeé Romero: Lágrimas Negras," at the Neuberger Museum of Art in Purchase.
And let's not forget Pixar, which Jobs bought at the same time he was starting NeXT, and which has become the greatest maker of animated films in modern times, steeped in Jobs's aesthetic and attention to detail.
The Japanese aesthetic and attention to detail is light years beyond anyone else's so you know that when Japanese collectors start a company to make toys and collectables they're gonna have their shit together.
Where was the Pep Guardiola philosophy, the Arsene Wenger aesthetic, the Jose Mourinho attention to detail?
"The amount of detail, the aesthetic, the meticulous attention to the roofscapes and chimney stacks, I think it's beautiful," she says.
The story turns on Lucy (Liv Tyler), a 19-year-old American who, after her mother's death, visits family friends and other lotus eaters in the Chianti region of Tuscany, quickly becoming an object of aesthetic and erotic attention.
