The phrase "an increased attention" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "increased attention" without the article "an."
Example: "There has been increased attention on climate change in recent years."
Alternatives: "greater attention" or "heightened focus."
Due to the complexities resulting from the large number of customized products, an increased attention has been paid to the order fulfillment process in CTO.
Renewable energy generation in the urban environment has been receiving an increased attention over recent years due to the proximity with the point of use.
The use of polymeric nanocarriers to transport active compounds like small-molecular drugs, peptides, or genes found an increased attention throughout the different fields of natural sciences.
The riders' subjective workload level was not affected by the system use, whereas the Curve Warning system with the force feedback throttle required an increased attention.
Along the southern border of the central and eastern boreal forest zone between 1500 and 500 bce there developed a distinctive burial complex, reflecting an increased attention to mortuary ceremonies.
Both condemnations and celebrations are partly populist, partly the result of an increased attention to New York's ethnically diverse past, partly a desire to expand the audience, and partly an intellectual enterprise.
But urbanization, an accelerated technological development and an increased attention to the environment are expected to work either as opportunity factors or threat factors while depending on the innovations of nuclear technology.
To maintain the use of these popular and versatile materials in the future will necessitate an increased attention to reductions in the consumption of natural resources and power, and greater sensitivity to the environment.
Hip-hop historians call this period the Golden Age (Bradley and DuBois date it from 1985 to 1992), and it produced the kinds of lyrical shifts that are easy to spot in print: extended similes and ambitious use of symbolism; an increased attention to character and ideology; unpredictable internal rhyme schemes; enjambment and uneven line lengths.
This is more than an increased attention to customers: it is a fundamental shift in the goal of the organization a veritable Copernican revolution in management.
On the behavioural level, patients with migraine demonstrate an increased attention performance which may be illustrated by, for example, smaller hit or interictal saccadic reaction times [1, 2].
