The phrase "at first focus" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express an initial concentration or attention on a subject, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "At first focus, the team struggled to understand the project requirements."
Alternatives: "initially concentrate" or "first attention".
The women said yoga enabled them to do something that was frightening at first: focus inward.
Mr. Kidney estimates that $14 billion to $30 billion worth of bonds backed by investments related to climate change solutions have already been issued internationally, and the new standard will at first focus on certifying those existing bonds that meet its requirements.
Each I-RITE participant rewrites the abstract three times, based on the reviews, which at first focus on organization, clarity, jargon, and structure, and later on grammar and punctuation.
Per him, the newly formed General Education Association will at first focus on seniors in the area and eventually move on to assist single parents.
In 1993, he began the New England Centenarian Study, which at first focused on eight Massachusetts towns.
They at first focused on 20th-century pictures, but soon sought photography from its inception in 1839.
At first focused on the Southeast, the France family took advantage of network television exposure and later, on the growth of cable TV.
Officials of the city's Department of Education said the study at first focused on cracked caulk, but that air sampling also pointed at a lighting ballast, a regulating device in fluorescent lights made with oil containing PCBs.
Officials with the Education Department said that the study at first focused on cracked caulk, but that air sampling also pointed at lighting ballast, a regulating device in fluorescent lights made with oil containing PCBs.
So when it emerged from communism, having known independence for only 20 of the previous 200 years, it was at first focused on itself and its transformation from a dictatorship with a centrally planned economy to a free-market democracy.
