The phrase "alter to focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to change or adjust something in order to concentrate on a specific aspect or detail.
Example: "To improve the presentation, we need to alter to focus on the key findings rather than the background information."
Alternatives: "adjust to emphasize" or "modify to concentrate".
In early 1997, Dark Camelots name was tentatively changed to The Dark Project and its design altered to focus on thievery and stealth.
He told bankers that they should not wait for legislative action forcing them to translate financial products into plain language, put executive pay up for shareholder votes and alter bonuses to focus on long-term, rather than short-term, performance.
The club's financial strategy has altered, however, to focus more on contract renewals rather than signings.
Mr. Cruz's 21-hour, all-night assault on the Affordable Care Act — which ended rather anticlimactically on Wednesday after the Senate voted to take up a budget bill that Democrats intend to alter to their liking — has focused national attention on the 42-year-old agitator, who is only nine months into his first term in the Senate but appears to have greater ambitions.
What might be the effect of altering the policy to focus on financial disadvantage, in addition to or instead of focusing on race and/or gender?
The prosecution had alleged that Junead Khan planned to travel to Syria with his relative but altered his plan to focus on an attack in the UK, either on British or US service personnel.
The prosecution claimed that Junead planned to travel to Syria with his relatives but altered his plan to focus on an attack in the UK, either on British or US service personnel.
Therefore, they altered their strategies to focus more their own strengths.
Zuckerberg said that the company altered its DNA to focus on preventing harm in all of its services and shifted a large portion of the company to work on preventing harm.
Bos is among the researchers exploring the ancient city of Tell el-Amarna, which was the capital during the reign of Pharaoh Akhenaten, the so-called "heretic king" for his attempts at altering the religion to focus on the worship of Aten, the sun disk.
