The phrase "aspects focused" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The project will address several aspects focused on improving user experience."
Alternatives: "focused aspects" or "emphasized elements".
The treaty also regulated trade between Rome and Persia, since rivalry between the two great powers had always had its economic aspects, focused primarily upon the silk trade.
Parental interventions should provide key aspects focused on educational, therapeutic and organizational dimensions.
However, self-reported applicability aspects focused on practice received neutral scores.
The final decision is made by a local committee of specialists (physicians, social workers and so forth), who take into consideration a report from the attending physician and 12 quantitative aspects focused mainly on behaviour [ 30, 31].
Both technical aspects, focusing on risks of admixture due to gene flow and the organisational challenges faced by stakeholders must be taken into account.
The different possibilities are analyzed in practical and technical aspects, focusing on the implementation metrics, like cost, performance, complexity and reliability.
Other aspects focusing on preventing hostile jamming and pilot-assisted channel estimation in FH-OFDMA are explored in [9, 10], respectively.
I can also see negative aspects: focusing on soft skills rather than technical skills may inadvertently disadvantage those who do not have English as a first language, for example". .
Some aspects focus on the lesser known controversial details of the Dakota Access pipeline, such as how the route near the Standing Rock Sioux's land was selected.
In the context of emergency preparedness, references to legal aspects focus on management of communicable disease outbreaks (21, 54, 55).
Aspects focusing on group processes and selection including patient representation are described in other articles in this series [ 18, 19].
