The phrase "allocated attention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or assignment of focus or awareness to specific tasks or subjects.
Example: "In order to improve productivity, the team needs to ensure that allocated attention is given to the most critical projects."
Alternatives: "assigned focus" or "designated attention".
In the present report, monkeys allocated attention towards stimuli that promised reward or threatened punishment.
What is suprising is that localization performance was worse with allocated attention.
Thus, it is possible that participants in our studies allocated attention on an all-or-none basis on each trial, and that our observation of flexible division actually reflects a different mixture of all-or-none states in each combination of reward conditions.
The hypotheses for the present study were derived from the controlled attention view which argues that WM capacity is a valid predictor of (covert) attentional control, and that high- and low-span individuals allocate attention differently, with high-WM span individuals being more adept at resisting interference than their low-span counterparts [ 6].
Two possible attentional mechanisms (reduced general attentional capacity vs. a true dual-task performance deficit and inability to allocate attention between two tasks) contributing to balance constraints were examined.
But in fact happiness also depends on how we allocate attention to those things.
System 2 "allocates attention to the effortful mental activities that demand it, including complex computations".
Moreover,... comprehensive threat and risk assessments would be useful in determining where to allocate attention and resources... on programs and initiatives to combat terrorism".
A region of the thalamus synchronizes neuronal firing in two cortical areas and thus allocates attention.
Aging is associated with reduced abilities to selectively allocate attention across multiple domains.
Visual was superior to auditory object memory only when allocating attention towards the competing modality.
