The phrase "attention equal" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of equal attention being given to multiple subjects or individuals, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In our discussions, we strive to ensure that attention equal is given to all team members' ideas."
Alternatives: "equal attention" or "attention distributed equally".
The feminist analogy is helpful: Just as women should be considered equal partners with men in the human enterprise, engineering deserves respect and attention equal to that accorded science.
But if Kobani was given attention equal to or greater than the other three attacks, then people might begin to link last week's terrorist spectaculars with the failure of the US-led coalition to weaken Islamic State, which is stronger today than it was a year ago.
Indeed, in some countries, pre-primary services are increasingly regarded as efforts of significant importance, sometimes even being accorded attention equal to primary and secondary education.
Lynne has been making records for 25 years, and despite a discography that contains some miraculous work the Virginia-born country artist has never received attention equal to her talent both as a songwriter and an interpreter.
In Turkey today and in line with international standards, the following issues deserve special attention: Equal opportunities for girls and boys Inclusive policies for all children Investment in and empowerment of children Our call is to political party leaders, officials and members, as well as parliamentary candidates.
"The idea is attention equals money.
Increasing competition plus limited attention equals decreasing reach.
More competition for limited attention equals a decrease in reach.
Attention equals time and time equals money in the media world.
These kids were raised in a culture in which attention equals power, regardless of the value of that attention and the actions that captured it.
It is important to give love and attention with equal intensity and enthusiasm by parents.
