The phrase "and fixation on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an intense focus or obsession with a particular subject or object.
Example: "Her constant fixation on the details of the project often led to delays in its completion."
Alternatives: "and obsession with the" or "and preoccupation with the".
As a mental practitioner who helps people change their mental state from the consciousness of sickness to one of health, I've seen again and again how the removal of fear and fixation on the images of disease positively affects one's well-being.
Scottish detective fiction, or Tartan Noir as it's called, with its brooding sensibility, brutal humor and fixation on the nature of guilt and punishment, has more in common with the Russian novel than it does with traditional detective writing.
This study was designed to develop a new method based on fluorescence microscopy and image analysis for the automatic assessment of sperm morphometry and to study separately the effect of drying and fixation on the parameters of head sperm morphometry in the ram.
Part of this stems from the fact that company managements are no longer able to divulge business inflections and brokerage houses are unwilling to buck their hedge fund clients, but it also stems from diminished expectations and fixation on the recent past.
Music videos were also filmed for "Life to Lifeless" and "Fixation on the Darkness".
Yet even as they host thousands of Uighurs, they don't know to handle China's reach and fixation on the issue, either.
The child abuse crisis and the Church hierarchy's homophobia, misogyny, and fixation on policing the sexuality are intertwining, often-overlapping aspects of the broader sexual dysfunction that cripples the Church.
The meetings of these organizations should be protested for their secrecy and fixation on monetary issues at the expense of human well-being.
For American children right now -- especially the fidgety, the distractable and the extra-lively -- their vulnerability is made worse by a ghastly convergence of social anxiety, overwhelmed and uninspired schools and widespread fixation on the bottom line.
So, a lot of gender-bending and transgressive fixation on the flesh, like what one might also see in Arca and Jesse Kanda's gory video for "Reverie".
(See: the leftovers). To help with that, we have some stories for you, one about chatting with a Peruvian American artist at a Peruvian restaurant in downtown L.A. Another features two Canadian chefs with a few restaurants, two cookbooks and a fixation on the apocalypse, both real and metaphorical.
