The phrase "agent focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in linguistic contexts to refer to a grammatical construction that emphasizes the agent of an action.
Example: "In this sentence, the use of agent focus highlights the doer of the action rather than the action itself."
Alternatives: "agent emphasis" or "agent prominence".
Speakers raised the accent on the object in object focus, and lowered it in agent focus; although they did not do this consistently.
Sales agent Focus Features International also reported strong business on the Coen Brothers' upcoming dark comedy A Serious Man, which went to Mars in France, Medusa in Italy, Tobis in Germany, Central Partnership in CIS and Taiwan's Serendipity, which has been on a buying spree here.
Like the traditional analysis, Holmer (1999) classifies Seediq focus/voice into four categories, namely, agent focus (AF), patient focus (PF), locative focus (LF), and instrumental focus (IF).
Its technology, its collaborative nature and its agent focus were the reasons I chose ERA in 1986-87.
Ms. Rangappa was an F.B.I. special agent focusing on counterintelligence investigations.
Progress likewise failed to meet expectations in Nigeria, where the agent focused on bednet coverage, limiting work on increasing use.
Asha Rangappa (@AshaRangappa), a senior lecturer at the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs at Yale, was an F.B.I. special agent focusing on counterintelligence investigations.
He was New York City's first extension agent focused on farming, and now probably its last one.
Al Kaylani is well known in international government and business circles as a high-impact change agent focusing on leadership in cultural and gender issues.
After briefly working in counterintelligence, he joined the K.G.B.'s First Chief Directorate as a foreign intelligence agent, focusing on Western visitors and, presumably, handling informers who passed through the region to drop off information or receive instructions.
Testing for the wrong hypothesis, errant study design, using the wrong agent, focusing on an inappropriate target group, excessive expectations, and uncontrolled variables have potentially obscured the real efficacy such agents might have to offer.
