The phrase "an appropriate focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main point or emphasis of a topic, project, or discussion that is suitable or relevant.
Example: "In our research, we have determined that an appropriate focus is necessary to achieve meaningful results."
Alternatives: "a suitable emphasis" or "a relevant concentration".
This is really a humanitarian situation that deserves an appropriate focus".
"We tend to focus on protecting our databases, protecting our infrastructure, which is absolutely an appropriate focus," he said.
Mind you, I will not complain here that Solzhenitsyn was hardly an intellectual, and thus not an appropriate focus for your leader.
But action from the private and third sectors needs to be supported by the promotion of female entrepreneurship by governments, and a specific minister taking ownership of the issue would provide an appropriate focus.
The APPGC has put forward five recommendations including one which proposes that schools should ensure all pupils are guaranteed access to PSHE and in addition offer a range of personalised, tailored, flexible support with an appropriate focus on developing children and young people's communication skills.
Thus, mission effectiveness, and not only systems, is an appropriate focus for friendly fire incidents.
Having identified an appropriate, focussed research question, a search strategy was formulated with key concepts and keywords identified using the PICO process [23], identifying essential search-terms [24] which were exploded ensuring inclusion of relevant synonyms, alternative spellings and related terms.
Physicians' offices appear to be an appropriate foci of care since ambulatory care visits provide the opportunity to increase the patient's and family's self-management skills, provide asthma related education and assess current asthma control.
She continued: "An examination of the building's structure, rather than the behavior of young people in the J-1 programme, would have been a more appropriate focus for a second-day story.
It concludes that further understanding of design creativity arising from prepared minds might come from investigating other forms of creative practice; and that long-term collaborative practice is a more appropriate focus for understanding how order that enables creativity is imposed than studies focusing on single projects.
A second reason to answer our question in the negative comes from a (quite appropriate) focus on the ecological process of selection.
