The phrase "attention each of" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect attempt to address a group, possibly intending to direct attention to each individual in that group.
Example: "Attention each of you, please gather for the meeting in five minutes."
Alternatives: "Attention everyone" or "Attention all members".
This goes for both the positive and the negative attention, each of which can feel more like a self-serving projection than an accurate representation of who Ocasio-Cortez is or what she's doing.
However deserving of attention each of these is, it will be useful to focus on just one, and I will do so in what follows.
Three key areas involving foreign policy will require Mr. Trump's immediate attention, each of which I'll deal with in a series of columns before and after his inauguration.
When old movies are available online, finding them can still be a headache for viewers because of the number of services competing for attention, each of which has a different selection.
If you are paying attention, each one of his assaults on decency, intelligence and knowledge will feel urgent, ridiculous or both.
But public attention is a very limited commodity; it's impossible to actually marshal public attention to each of the individual programmes that get cut when "government" gets cut.
A realignment of eye health in the primary health care agenda will require a holistic approach, with careful attention to each of the health system components and to the public health system as a whole [ 70].
Since this estimate was based on MOTUs rather than on morphological determinations, it is independent of the amount of attention each subtaxon received from a morphological taxonomist.
Australia attracts a sizeable degree of international attention each time a public act of racism is recorded, and it happens with considerable regularity.
Steven J. Fromm has been and continues to be committed to providing close, personal and individualized attention to each of his clients.
Smaller institutions offer fewer disciplines, but larger ones don't necessarily pay equal attention to each of theirs.
