The phrase "attention content" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the focus or subject matter that captures someone's attention, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The attention content of the presentation was engaging, keeping the audience focused throughout."
Alternatives: "engaging material" or "captivating subject matter".
The currency -- called AMP -- rewards users for their attention to content and can be used to amplify content posted to the network.
Certainly black fiction is often critiqued and taught stupidly, with grossly heightened attention to content at the expense of form.
He is also switching his attention to content, having bought stakes in the Newcastle United and Aston Villa football clubs.
In Germany, where hate speech laws require vigilant attention from content reviewers, Facebook has hired about 1,200 moderators.
Consequently, we are grateful for the opportunity to clarify any misinterpretations of our press release, which was as always a balance of brevity, accuracy, and attention grabbing content.
The attention that content receives on the Web varies depending on many factors and occurs on very different time scales and at different resolutions.
The literature identifies a number of conditions that must be met to facilitate transfer, including careful attention to content, software, and pedagogy.
Analysis of student questionnaire responses revealed that the strategy was successful in garnering and sustaining student attention with content that anecdotally has been considered boring and uninteresting.
The purpose of the study was to validate the tool, giving particular attention to content and structure, applicability in practice and accuracy.
In the first decades of the twentieth century, modernists like Joyce and Eliot had fractured and elaborated literary form, but the human misery of the thirties challenged American writers to return their attention to content.
