"attention concentration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of focusing one's attention on a particular subject or task. For example, "Successful learning requires intense attention concentration."
People with hangovers show delayed reaction times and difficulties with attention, concentration, and visual-spatial perception.
Elderly cancer survivors report difficulty with attention, concentration, and memory.
Students learn in an atmosphere that fosters attention, concentration, and the organizational skills necessary for academic success.
Studies have shown that chemotherapy can impair attention, concentration and motor skills in children, and produce learning disabilities years after treatment is completed.
That it would torture her every minute of every day, and that it would absorb my time, attention, concentration, patience, stamina and a not inconsiderable amount of money.
Of the compounds in cannabis, THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) gives users a high, but can impair attention, concentration and memory, and produce symptoms of psychosis.
c) Attention-concentration: This is a digit subtest to the right and reverse [ 53].
h) Neuropsychological assessment: assessment of the premorbid situation, attention-concentration, speech, logical memory, auditory-verbal learning, visioconstruction memory, visual memory, executive function.
Both patients groups performed on the domain Attention & Concentration the same as the healthy controls.
No significant differences were demonstrated for the domain Attention & Concentration (F 2,77) = 1.7, P = .20).20
The third component (eigenvalue, 1.75; variance, 11%) labeled "Attention" included CMS subtest Attention/Concentration and the WISC subtest Working Memory.
