The phrase "agenda focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main topics or priorities that are to be addressed in a meeting or discussion.
Example: "The agenda focus for today's meeting will be on improving team communication and project deadlines."
Alternatives: "meeting focus" or "topic emphasis".
However, the foundations of ecological science and its mainstream agenda focus on equilibrium dynamics to describe the balance of nature.
Schmidt nicely articulated how the news focus of journalism and the agenda focus of activists of all stripes left a fertile space — "between the paper and the tweet" — to be filled: There's a need for training and in filling in the gaps between the extremely casual tweeting, say, and the I.P.C.C. assessment report.
By the time I speak to Burkhart in mid-February, the guide has been downloaded more than 1m times, and there are thousands of local groups registered on the Indivisible website, determined to "resist Trump's agenda, focus on local, defensive congressional advocacy and embrace progressive values".
Kjellén and McGranahan ([2006]) add that green agenda focus on reducing indirect threats to human well-being by preventing resource degradation and the loss of natural life support systems.
We present a research agenda focused on providing refined hydrological contributions to water dispute mitigation efforts.
Her research agenda focuses on two main themes.
There, he said he hopes to pursue an agenda focused on cancer prevention.
In more recent years, Ministry adopted an antagonistic political agenda focussed on toppling the Bush Administration.
There is an urgent need to reset the research agenda focusing on long-term comparative RCTs.
It is intended they will develop an agenda focused on tangible changes.
The administration's reform agenda focuses on unleashing the freedom of American workers, innovators and businesses.
