The phrase "attention and enabling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the importance of focusing on something and providing the means or support to facilitate it.
Example: "The project requires both attention and enabling from the management to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "focus and support" or "awareness and facilitation".
In such tasks, visual feedback about objects and events is particularly valuable because it facilitates joint reference and attention, and enables the monitoring of people's actions and task progress.
It seems clear, from studies, and lots of personal testimony, that well-structured mindfulness training elicits benefits for many - cultivating attention and curiosity, enabling greater regulation of thought and emotion, and nurturing action more in tune with values and intention, rather than unconscious automatic habits.
Because positive emotions arise in response to diffuse opportunities, rather than narrowly-focused threats, positive emotions momentarily broaden people's attention and thinking, enabling them to draw on higher-level connections and a wider-than-usual range of percepts or ideas.
Because of their ability to modify the behaviour of even the most disturbed patients, the antipsychotic, antianxiety, and antidepressant agents have greatly affected the management of the hospitalized mentally ill, enabling hospital staff to devote more of their attention to therapeutic efforts and enabling many patients to lead relatively normal lives outside of the hospital.
This sensory fine-tuning occurs rapidly, does not require overt attention and may enable enhanced object discrimination [ 14, 18].
Companies with clean supply chains have nothing to fear, said WRI's Sizer: "If you're illegally burning and clearing in protected areas adjacent to your concessions, however, this is designed to draw attention to that and enable everyone to see".
Effective warnings attract attention; elicit knowledge, and enable compliance behavior.
They are arguing that universities place too much emphasis on rewarding scientists who publish in prestigious journals and that officials and administrators should pay more attention to enabling students and scientists to safely carry out their research.
It seems apparent that some Islamist insurgents have come to realize that interrupting polio campaigns is a useful strategy because it generates international attention for the insurgents and enables them to force concessions from their opponents.
This ensures a systematic approach, including noting anticipated (eg, in this analysis, whether EDs in men were portrayed as gender 'neutral'appropriateate' or 'anomalous') and unanticipated themes, and enables attention to be paid to 'deviant cases' to ensure that all perspectives are captured.
