The phrase "attention loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing distractions, focus issues, or cognitive decline, particularly in psychological or educational discussions.
Example: "The study found a significant correlation between screen time and attention loss in children."
Alternatives: "loss of focus" or "decreased attention".
To address the potential effects of fatigue and attention-loss on test performance, the tests are administered in a counterbalanced format across each study participant.
"The thing Kit always says is that he'd do the acting for free," says Harington Sr. "It's all this other stuff that he gets paid for – the fame, the attention, the loss of privacy".
The traditional approach that requires only a few direct measurements but demands more attention towards loss coefficients, empirical factors and design margins, renders a modern machine uncompetitive due to its complex flux picture.
Concerns over the accessibility and retention of electronic communications and the expansion of camera surveillance have led commentators to focus attention on loss of individual privacy as well as privacy protection with respect to the state and society (Reiman, 2004; Solove, 2008; Nissenbaum, 2010).
This is an intriguing result which we interpret in terms of a reduced tendency for dissociation of Sm-B/B' from the U1-70k isoform 2. Turning our attention to loss of U1-C directly from the intact complex, rather than an increase in the ratio, we observe a clear decrease (61∶39 isoforms 1∶2, figure 5c and figure S6).
Therefore we can focus our attention, without loss of generality, on the orthogonal crystallographic representations.
First, we thought that all mark-to-market positions in the trading book would receive immediate attention when losses occurred, because their profits and losses were published daily.
While mega-disasters such as the devastating typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines attract international attention, the losses due to smaller-scale storms and flooding often go unrecorded.
This extra attention to losses compared to gains is close in many ways to the notion of 'loss aversion,' a key element of Prospect Theory that is promoted by behavioral economists to replace the neo-classical 'expected utility' approach to address risky choices.
UTV later turned its attention to loss-making Absolute, now controlled by the Times of India owner, Bennett, Coleman & Co; the two male-skewed stations would have made a good fit but the asking price exceeded what UTV was prepared to pay.
