The phrase "attention encouraged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that people should pay attention to something, such as an announcement or a specific detail.
Example: "In this meeting, attention encouraged to the new policy changes that will affect all employees."
Alternatives: "attention requested" or "please pay attention".
The attention encouraged today's re-release as a DVD box set of the original BBC trilogy, which was screened from 1990, starting in the week after Margaret Thatcher was forced from office, to 1995.
The media attention encouraged more middle class citizens to come out on the streets holding candles, carrying placards, shouting slogans, singing songs and even fasting in sympathy with Mr Hazare.
And the proliferation of information competing for our attention encourages everyone to shout louder and more passionately.
Ross's record is another example of the ways the digital media ecosystem, with its strong incentives for those able to grab attention, encourages certain negative and, in some cases, illegal behaviors.
Special emphasis should be given to ways to gain attention, maintain attention, encourage participation, and structure the learning context for remote learners.
Over time, we "adapt" psychologically to chronic stress; we learn to ignore symptoms that are desperately trying to get our attention, encouraging us to rest.
From the school's promotion of its impressive, multi-million dollar football practice facility to its endless uniform iterations that resulted in the bright (and now glow-in-the-dark!) gear they wear today, Oregon really knows how to capture attention, encourage fan engagement, and get people involved in their brand.
Other findings were that some important aspects for a positive consultation environment, like ensuring privacy during consultation, eye contact, good attention, encouraging the asking of questions, and emphasizing the patients' understanding of the provided information, were fulfilled in only about half of the doctors' consultations and even less often in the nurses' consultations.
Every October someone speculates about this and you learn not to pay attention". Geim encouraged creative experiments at the laboratory, Novoselov said.
The short attention spans encouraged by ever-updating feeds no doubt play a role here, too, elevating headlines and pithy tweets to have more importance than deep articles, fleshed out policies or manifestos.
