The phrase "an improved focus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing enhancements or advancements in concentration or attention on a particular subject or task.
Example: "The new training program has led to an improved focus on employee productivity and engagement."
Alternatives: "a heightened focus" or "an enhanced focus".
"With Howard Stringer taking over as chairman of the board, we expect to see Sony Ericsson having an improved focus on mobile entertainment services over the next few quarters," said Neil Mawston, an analyst in London at Strategy Analytics.
In further studies, clinical assessment of indications and distinctions among anxiety, sleep disorders and other indications would facilitate an improved focus on inappropriate long-term use of benzodiazepines.
As we show, this results in an improved focusing of the radiated energy and potentially better control over the emission beam due to lancet bending and additional localization cues.
The science of the article is clear, though, and multiple studies have shown that people who meditate regularly experience improved focus, a greater sense of wellbeing, reduced stress and increased creativity.
Performing this one move each day will add up and you will begin to see noticeable changes in your body and an improved mental focus!
By implementing these moves into your daily routine you will begin to see noticeable changes in your body and an improved mental focus!
McCall, the 51-year-old former chief executive of Guardian Media Group, has won plaudits since joining easyJet in July 2010 and is credited by many analysts with improved focus on customer service in a male-dominated industry.
Nor does its improved focus explain how it does so well in the businesses it has kept.
The claimed benefits are as varied as they are numerous: improved focus, anger management, treatment of depression, lower blood pressure, stress relief, general wellbeing.
The improved focus and global reach of its Andersen Consulting arm has pushed its fee income per partner far ahead of the other big accounting firms (by some 60% in Britain).
McFadden believes that Australia's universities will benefit from the government's improved focus on science.
