The phrase "attention accrued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the accumulation or gathering of attention over time, often in relation to marketing, social media, or personal interactions.
Example: "The campaign was a success, as the attention accrued over the weeks led to a significant increase in sales."
Alternatives: "attention gathered" or "attention accumulated".
Current literature related to nursing environments only focuses on work-sites [ 17, 63- 65]; limited attention accrues to providing adequate nursing environments for breastfeeding mothers in leisure/recreation settings, a crucial space for breastfeeding mothers' participation in leisure activities, social participation, or time with children and family outside the home.
One reason for this variability is that deficits in selective attention can accrue from a combination of sources [5], [10] which may not be dissociable using behavioral methods alone.
The sole exception to this rule occurs when someone strives to achieve what shrinks call "secondary gain" — using personal problems to accrue attention, control others, or an appearance on Dr. Phil.
In recent years, after realizing some side effects of the antidepressants, non-pharmacological psychological treatments begin to attract accruing attention.
And the tale of its construction is, if not a heroic one, still an odyssey of sorts for which the building accrued almost as much attention as the Richard Meier beauty queens behind it.
The admiration is well-deserved, but an article in Monday's Times drew attention to the power they've accrued of late, and raised questions about just how much independence they should have.
He now saw how much attention Luther brought to his state, and how much respect accrued to the university that he (Frederick) had founded at Wittenberg.
As more substantial biophysical and functional evidence has accrued demonstrating heteromeric interaction between individual CYP isoforms, attention has shifted to structurally defining the mechanism of this interaction.
The accrued evidence implies, at least following initial resuscitation, that attention to fluid balance has clinical relevance.
And Mr. Fischer's favorite American player, the mid-19th-century champion Paul Morphy, toured Europe winning matches, accruing much attention and renown.
