The phrase "attention hours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the amount of time someone is paying attention to a task or activity, often in contexts related to productivity or focus.
Example: "During the meeting, we tracked our attention hours to ensure everyone was engaged and contributing."
Alternatives: "focus time" or "concentration hours".
And that's where humor and the sort of response that captivated the world's attention hours after the Christchurch attack come in.
If you want to change laws, policies or practices it usually helps to have things like implacable advocacy, influential or high profile supporters, positive press attention, hours of hard graft, bucketloads of cash and so on.
This plus-size programming works in several obvious ways: it gets our attention in the first place; it demands our attention hour after hour, day after day; and it rewards our attention with a sense of achievement — and a sense of superiority to the disposable society.
This plus-size programming works in several obvious ways: it gets our attention in the first place; it demands our attention hour after hour, day after day; and it rewards our attention with a sense of achievement and a sense of superiority to the disposable society.
But you can be sure of one thing: never in the history of television, or any other form of media, has a single figure garnered the amount of attention – hour after hour, day after day, week after week – that Donald Trump has.
But you can be sure of one thing: never in the history of television, or any other form of media, has a single figure garnered the amount of attention -- hour after hour, day after day, week after week -- as Donald Trump.
The immigrant, Serafin Olvereceivedra, received medical attention seven hours after the raid.
I found it diverting, but it could not hold my attention for hours.
They cover the walls, they stand in ranks behind my laptop, they absorb my attention for hours.
"When we had to stand at attention for hours, we stood together, propping up one another when weak.
Consumers, particularly Silicon Valley types, were awakening to the idea that there would always be more information than attention or hours in the day.
