The phrase "attention for processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to cognitive psychology, information processing, or any situation where focus is required for understanding or analyzing information.
Example: "In order to improve learning outcomes, students must allocate sufficient attention for processing the material presented in class."
Alternatives: "focus for analysis" or "concentration for understanding".
In contrast, brain activity was decreased in areas for attention and for processing other information from the face, perhaps as a result of a feeling of wariness.
Frequently experienced vocalizations do not normally require a new decision to be made with each recurrence, and the neural systems underlying neural processing of vocalizations may prevent the recruitment of costly cognitive resources, e.g. attention, required for processing new or unexpected events.
Repetition-related increases of an initially negative response were observed for both object types in both age groups in parts of the default network, suggesting that less attention was required for processing repeated stimuli.
Coal fly ash is attracting increasing attention as a raw material for processing into multiple products.
To date, there has only been one meta-analysis on cognitive functioning in first-episode bipolar disorder, with the findings of deficits ranging from small to large effect for processing speed, attention, verbal learning and memory and executive functions in patients relative to HCs (Lee et al. 2014).
A number of studies have reported that the amplitude of alpha activity is suppressed in sensory relevant regions during visual, auditory and somatosensory attention, but increased in regions responsible for processing unattended information1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8.
They address the major advances and challenges in the area, placing special attention to the literature on tools for processing texts written in Portuguese, which need further progress.
For example, items in the visual field compete for processing resources, and attention controls their priority (biased competition).
Bonferroni corrections were applied and the stated level of significance was P = 0.01 for memory and learning, P = 0.005 for executive function and working memory, P = 0.012 for processing speed and attention, and P = 0.025 for intelligence.
Most of the attention in recent months has been focused on fees for processing debit cards.
