The phrase "agents should focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when advising or instructing agents to concentrate their efforts on a specific task or area of concern.
Example: "In order to improve customer satisfaction, agents should focus on resolving issues promptly and effectively."
Alternatives: "agents ought to concentrate" or "agents need to prioritize".
But renewed attention to Russian chemical agents should focus on a more important issue.
The next generation of agents should focus on human-centric interaction to achieve intelligence.
Several microbiologists suggested that agents should focus on companies that sell new and used laboratory equipment that could reduce anthrax to the micron-size particles found in the letter sent to Mr. Daschle's office last month.
The differential regulation of CHS is not present in leaves nor in sepals and therefore, future searches for the selective agents should focus on factors confined to flowers alone.
Similarly with a cooperative system, an individual agent should focus on maximising the performance of the group as a whole rather than its own performance.
While lifestyle modification can be successfully implemented across all age-groups, in the aged, the choice of antihyperglycemic agent should focus on drug safety, especially protecting against hypoglycemia, heart failure, renal dysfunction, bone fractures, and drug drug interactions.
If our melanoma xenografts are representative models of cancer in humans, the study reported here suggests that strategies for improving the delivery of macromolecular therapeutic agents to tumours should focus on increasing the tumour blood perfusion and improving the diffusion conditions in the tumour interstitium.
It appears unlikely that sorafenib has a role in the treatment of ovarian cancer, and future clinical trials should focus on agents with new targets.
We have suggested that future microbicide endeavors should focus on agents that simultaneously and safely target HIV and the host factors that are exploited by the virus to facilitate its transmission (Castellano and Shorter, 2012; Zirafi et al., 2014; Roan and Münch, 2015).
Therefore, efforts should focus on developing antiviral agents and vaccines against RSV and respiratory picornaviruses.
The Pim inhibitors are also capable of suppressing hematopoiesis and selection of combination partners from currently available treatments should focus on less myelosuppressive agents.
