The phrase "attention in the next" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to direct someone's focus to something upcoming, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "Please pay attention in the next meeting to the budget presentation."
Alternatives: "focus on the upcoming" or "notice in the following".
Facebook needs to lay the groundwork now to avoid being the focus of antitrust attention in the next decade, or attorney general/class action lawyers in the next two years.
Four areas stand out for particular attention in the next few months.
Today's other major statistical release will get less attention in the next few days but may be just as important.
Other technological issue requiring more attention in the next years is the development of simpler and more effective HVDC circuit breakers [73, 74].
The foregoing observation were expected to be underpropped by one or more moral philosophies, to which we turn attention in the next section.
Not only teaching using the resources on the Internet is important, but also that those practices guarantee some degree of quality – a research area that gains special attention in the next time period.
If there is one thing for the general public and regulators to pay attention to in the next 3-5 years, it is how companies plan to make money on autonomous vehicles.
In addition to Moat, Nielsen, comScore, and Integral Ad Science, other partners will start to verify ad viewability and attention metrics in the next few months.
Volcker said he thought the issue of the role of the dollar "should receive more attention in the next year or two than it has in the last decade or so".
And be sure to pay very close attention in the next two months as to who is hawking what box office predictions for James Cameron's Avatar.
Both America and Europe must pay closer attention to Turkey in the next few months if they are to avoid the risk of losing it.
