The phrase "attention lapse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a moment when someone loses focus or concentration.
Example: "During the presentation, there was a noticeable attention lapse among the audience, leading to a few awkward moments."
Alternatives: "focus lapse" or "concentration lapse."
But to let attention lapse would reinforce the feelings of injustice and neglect in the region.
"Even though I might have a slight attention lapse at the exact wrong moment," he said, "it's easier to drive this way and not feel as tired".
Although not often discussed in clinical settings, motor vehicle driving is a complex multitasking endeavor during which a momentary attention lapse can have devastating consequences.
They scored the attention lapse and distraction high as the most important potential causes for this type of incident.
It must have had an attention lapse: For the first time in three years, same-store sales slipped, by 1.6% in November.
None of the five related statement displayed any statistical significance in a Kruskall Wallis H test with low (1 3), medium (4 7), and high (8 10) marks for the attention lapse factor as a categorical variable.
Rosario epitomized the Gators' attention lapses in Florida's victory over Northwestern State on Friday.
Not surprisingly, those who had eight hours of sleep hardly had any attention lapses and no cognitive declines over the 14 days of the study.
Never have I seen a production of the play that was so raw in its emotion, so violent and so deeply upsetting … The show lasts three and a half hours, but there isn't a moment when the tension slackens or attention lapses.
As you age your brain slows down, your memory goes, and your attention lapses.
If the challenges were due largely to attention lapses by officials or gamesmanship by players, Mather says he would have expected little relation between ball location and challenges or errors.
