The phrase "amazing attention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high level of focus or care given to something, often in contexts like customer service, detail-oriented work, or personal interactions.
Example: "The artist's amazing attention to detail is evident in every brushstroke of the painting."
Alternatives: "incredible focus" or "remarkable care".
Tom has amazing attention to detail, from top to toe, it's quirky and particular.
We chat a little, and she says he has an amazing attention to detail.
To be a great quarterback in the N.F.L., from what I've seen, everybody can throw well — you have to be a great, great leader, with amazing attention to detail.
It will launch in a few days and it looks gorgeous with amazing attention to detail and a deep understanding of what has been missing in the smartwatch space thus far.
People who work with him have told me of his amazing attention to detail and his unbending demands that a product be perfect before it goes out the door.
Look at those amazing, attention grabbing titles.
Whether or not the markets are exaggerating the risks, it is amazing how little attention has been paid to the possibility during the current election campaign.
"He's gotten an amazing amount of attention for an argument that he created out of whole cloth," said one of his many critics, Douglas Laycock, a professor at the University of Virginia Law School.
In an interview in his dressing room last week, Mr. Dudamel called the attention amazing and wonderful but important mostly because of the recognition it brings the orchestra and classical music.
It's amazing how little attention the payroll-tax increase got at the time — maybe because so few of the players and observers involved could imagine how much difference fifteen dollars out of the weekly paycheck of someone earning forty thousand dollars a year could make.
No space in this amazing abode lacked attention.
