The phrase "ample attention the" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks proper structure.
It cannot be used effectively without additional context or completion to form a coherent thought.
Example: "We need to ensure that ample attention the project receives will lead to its success."
Alternatives: "sufficient attention to" or "adequate focus on".
While gardens exploring the creative use of plants for aesthetic effect receive ample attention, this has been less true for landscape architecture at greater scale, where surface areas are often extensive and constituencies greater than the single client or family.
Mr. Eisenhower attempts no novelistic portraiture here, though he does devote ample attention to the conflicts among the commanders of the three major powers.
Identification and monitoring of so-called endocrine-disrupting compounds has received ample attention; both the OECD and the United States Environmental Protection Agency US EPAA) have designed tiered testing approaches, involving in vitro bioassays to prioritize and partly replace traditional animal experiments.
The film received ample attention from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association when its Golden Globe Award nominations were announced on December 14 , 2006
Most people spend more than half of their lives in the house, so it is extremely urgent to pay ample attention to the health effects of household air pollution.
New hybrids entering the market including Porsche's Cayenne Hybrid, Hyundai's Sonata Hybrid and Volkswagen's Touareg Hybrid all garnered ample attention at the New York Auto Show.
Though Clark gives ample attention to the influence of Catholicism, she largely ignores any influences of voodoo despite mentioning Rey's distant family ties to voodooist Marie Laveau and white officials' [End Page 692] raids of séances as illegal voodoo gatherings during the antebellum period.
Evaluation of undergraduate and postgraduate clinical teaching has received ample attention in the medical education literature, and evaluation instruments have been developed and are being used to monitor teaching in postgraduate programmes [ 1].
