The phrase "attention for playing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be interpreted as a request for focus or consideration related to playing, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The coach emphasized the need for attention for playing well during the game."
Alternatives: "focus on playing" or "consideration for playing".
Lubna Azabal is garnering attention for playing a strong-minded Armenian expatriate and photographer in "Here".
On the campaign trail for... Joy and Burnt When Bradley Cooper first came to attention for playing smarmy rogues in Wedding Crashers and The Hangover, a future as an Academy darling didn't seem likely.
Michigan won the first game of the season against Michigan State, 14 0, and Heikkinen drew attention for playing 59 of 60 minutes in the game.
Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike have gotten the deserved share of praise and attention for playing Nick and Amy Dunne, but David Fincher and casting director Laray Mayfield didn't just stop after finding the perfect leads.
I catch criticism for doing things off the field and for getting the attention I get for playing in New York.
Tatiana Maslany, the constant also-ran whose snub from the list in years past caused fans on Twitter to lament her exclusion vociferously, finally got the attention she deserves for playing a coterie of different characters on Orphan Black.
He draws attention for plays in which he does not have the ball in his hands.
The existence of the Alfred Fagon award often ensures public attention for plays (and playwrights) that might otherwise have disappeared too soon.
Not that actors are inherently less mature than politicians, priests, etc, but an actor must retain a child's appetite for mimicry, for demanding attention and, above all, for playing.
Wilbur Snapp, a minor league baseball organist who drew national attention after an umpire ejected him for playing "Three Blind Mice" in protest of a call, died Saturday at Palms of Pasadena Hospital.
Eckstein gets gobs of attention for being small and scrappy, for playing hard and working harder, for doing the tiny things that have a huge influence and for proving that the 5-foot-8 runt who looks as misplaced on the field as a Zamboni definitely belongs.
