The phrase "are focused on implementing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing priorities or efforts directed towards putting plans or ideas into action.
Example: "Our team is focused on implementing new strategies to improve customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "are concentrating on executing" or "are dedicated to carrying out".
The spokesman said Mr. Zoellick was "focused on implementing the president's trade agenda," not "implanting" it.
Previous attempts to create refrigerant mixtures for LNG plants were focused on implementing deterministic optimization methods.
They take a conservative approach to interpretation of regulation and will be focused on implementing a restrictive environment under the guise of compliance.
KU is focused on implementing the training that's been proven effective, so that schools aren't suckered by sales pitches for programs built by for-profit companies that don't actually work. .
Efforts should be focused on implementing bundles of measures based on best evidence for diagnosis and treatment, integrating clinical features and microbiology data, in order to obtain a simple and effective approach to management of pneumonia.
In addition to the push for early childhood education, the administration is focusing on implementing the reforms it passed in Obama's first term.
Meanwhile, marijuana reformers are focused on successfully implementing the marijuana legalization laws that did pass Tuesday night in both Colorado and Washington.
As the City continues those efforts, both the Department and community must remember that we are focused on ensuring reform is implemented correctly as opposed to merely quickly.
A Transline spokesperson said: "We have always provided accurate information to the select committee and are focused on supporting Sports Direct in reviewing and implementing recommendations and actions from the working practices report.
