The phrase "attention on ensuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the focus or priority on making sure something is done or maintained properly.
Example: "Our attention on ensuring quality control has led to significant improvements in our production process."
Alternatives: "focus on guaranteeing" or "emphasis on securing".
"We hope this will focus commissioners' and providers' of maternity services attention on ensuring that women have a real choice about where they give birth".
Thus, government and NGOs interested in promoting this design should pay due attention on ensuring the availability of affordable flexible balloon digester from local sources.
"Instead of focusing their attention on ensuring public safety and bringing those responsible for the attacks to justice, security officials are preoccupied with targeting largely peaceful protesters and insulating the government from critical or negative media coverage," Sanei added.
People are rightly angry about high pay but we must also focus our attention on ensuring that Britain's biggest companies, who continue to pay poverty wages while awarding executives extremely generous wages, reward their workers with living wages.
At Cambridge we spend much attention on ensuring that the exams we set are fair and enable a wide range of answers in relation to the teaching we provide, but the questions are not instrumental – nor do we teach solely with exams in mind.
It said the new requirements would "result in significant roadway safety improvements," and argued that the federal government "should leave the compliance dates as currently written and focus much greater attention on ensuring that federal funding will be provided to local governments".
Off the field, much of the club's attention was on ensuring the success of the Ashes Test that was being staged, somewhat contentiously at their ground last month.
He pointed out that the doctor should mindfully focus attention solely on ensuring that air goes in and out of the lungs, and delegate all other tasks.
In this respect too much reliance may be placed upon the existence of these procedures and not enough attention focused on ensuring the competence of the personnel who operate them.
Preoccupied with our freedom to choose, attention is focused on ensuring our own child doesn't end up somewhere unsatisfactory and inhibits us from asking who the children attending these failing schools are.
Given the population burden of chronic lung disease and limitations in the palliative care workforce, attention should be focused on ensuring that pulmonologists are prepared to assess and manage the common palliative care needs of patients with chronic lung disease.
