The phrase "attention for the needs" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of recognizing and addressing specific requirements or demands.
Example: "The organization must provide attention for the needs of its diverse clientele to ensure satisfaction."
Alternatives: "consideration for the needs" or "focus on the needs".
A lack of scientific agreement combined with little attention for the need for standardization may be the reason for this.
The third draws attention for the need for all care staff to have some awareness of palliative care.
Since these severe atherosclerotic lesions are associated with clinical manifestations and complications [1], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [15], their presence in our study call our attention for the need of better understanding the influence of genetic variants in our young population and the early-onset atherosclerotic process.
Drawing up plans for fiscal federalism could distract government attention from the need for such reform.
When taking care of the patient, there is less attention for the actual needs of the patient, and the focus is on the delivery of services instead: "Providing care is not custom-made yet.
The swine flu draws attention for the critical need for more workplace flexibility for American businesses.
We thank Andrew Hugall, Kate Sanders, Adam Skinner, Steve Cooper, Gaynor Dolman and Mike Lee for advice and assistance, Brad Maryan, Claire Stevenson from the West Australian Museum for providing tissues, Ken Aplin for drawing our attention to the need for a systematic revision of Crenadactylus, and Brad Maryan, Glen Gaikhorst and Glenn Shea for access to photos.
It mixes compassion and passion, tolerance and intolerance, race, sex, sexuality, growing up, growing older, the want for attention, the need for attention, the breadth and depth of the experience of being a kid (if not a person), pretty brilliantly.
Such unprovoked violence aroused sympathy in the U.S. Congress for the freedmen, drawing attention to the need for legal safeguards in their behalf and thus helping to win passage (June 13 , 1866 of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Greg Kaufman, writing for the Nation, called attention to the need for reporting that rebuts misinformation, rather than spreads it.
Our study highlights the importance of DCCs located in slums as potential reservoirs for MRSA, and calls attention to the need for targeted surveillance in such communities.
