The phrase "attention on it" is not standard in written English.
You might use it in contexts where you want to emphasize focusing on a specific subject or issue, but it would be more common to say "focus on it."
Example: "We need to direct our attention on it to ensure we address the problem effectively."
Alternatives: "focus on it" or "concentrate on it."
However, it might be argued that poor performance which continues to be maintained at a similar level throughout a task indexes difficulty due to the specific cognitive demands of that task, rather than one of sustaining attention on it.
For it could be argued that initial poor performance, which continues to be maintained at a similar level throughout a task, simply indexes a difficulty due to the specific cognitive demands of that task, rather than one of sustaining attention on it.
A White House official suggested Tuesday that Democrats, having joined Republicans in issuing a unanimous report that did not address the question of the one-page summary, were now, by focusing attention on it, "seeking to rewrite the conclusions".
Well, it's not being done like every other one, if a political appointee has personal attention on it!
Just look at the fruit, focus your attention on it without thinking about anything else, and examine its shape, smell, taste and the sensation it gives when touching and holding it.
He will plunge into one of his businesses for a week or two, focussing all his attention on it until he masters it.
But it again brought attention on officials.
Neon paper will grab the most attention on its own, but it can overpower the text or pictures.
"And one which they want to continue to nurture — albeit if it's not by injecting billions of pounds then it's certainly focusing the nation's attention on that, it's focusing its own attentions on the sector".
But the Progressive Policy Institute hopes the hearing, and its report, will also focus attention on what it says are needed updates to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
In the past year, Fox has seemingly focused more attention on what it says is a sharp division between its daytime newscasts and its opinionated hosts in the evening.
