The phrase "attendant focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to a focus that is associated with or accompanies something else, often in discussions about attention or emphasis.
Example: "In the study, the researchers noted an attendant focus on the environmental impacts of the project."
Alternatives: "associated focus" or "accompanying focus".
But "customer", with its attendant focus on "service", feels not only antithetical to what we do, but also potentially dangerous, especially in the setting of higher education.
Suddenly, the spectre of hard-line sharia — with its attendant focus on public morality, women's modesty, and abstinence from alcohol — loomed large, and a kind of mute shock descended.
Much of the uniformed military were against such interventions, and, politically, opposition to the Clinton Doctrine, with its attendant focus on nation-building, became a fundamental tenet of conservatives who would soon support the candidacy of George W. Bush.
In other words, it was the result of a period of intense concentration on cosmology that was facilitated by his leaving his uncle and the attendant focus on church politics and medicine.
Last week saw the end of the G20 summit in Cannes, with the attendant focus on the Euro crisis.
(A traditional birth attendant, focus group discussion, Sukajaya, Garut District) After delivery, traditional birth attendants provided a regular service to newly-delivered mothers and newborns.
He tried a new, more consensual approach to bargaining with the flight attendants, focusing on meeting the needs of both sides rather than viewing each issue in zero-sum terms.
Prior to the initiation of the subsidy, the Tanzania Food and Drug Authority (TFDA) conducted a one-day training of DLDB attendants focusing on malaria symptoms and ACT dispensing and dosing.
This is largely due to attendants focusing on delivery of the placenta which is reinforced by the belief that the placenta is the 'house' or 'blanket' of the baby and that any "harm" caused to the placenta will transfer to the newborn.
Following the implementation of the Primary Health Care Strategy there has been a rapid shift to capitation funding of general practices, and an attendant increased focus on team-based primary care (principally GPs and practice nurses).
"It is far more important for our gallery attendants to focus on the safety of the works of art and our visitors than to have to constantly admonish our visitors, 'No photographs!' " As subtle as that point may seem, the new loan arrangements represent a sea change.
