The phrase "attention on making" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper grammatical structure, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "We need to focus our attention on making improvements to the project."
Alternatives: "focus on creating" or "concentrate on producing".
So some scientists have focused their attention on making the ride a less lethal one.
"Now I want to focus all of my attention on making my family's world a better place".
For much of the 90's, she focused her attention on making short, unseen films about the fashion world.
As tech companies focus their attention on making more consumer products "smart" by connecting them to the internet, they increasingly open up new surveillance windows, the report concludes.
That has focused attention on making them affordable.Undergraduate fees, however, are political dynamite, so the withdrawal of state subsidies to dent demand and thus reduce price is not one that will appeal.
There's also usually no need to hire musicians to play on the records (Skrillex has said he left the emo hardcore band From First to Last to focus his attention on making "music I could make alone on my laptop").
I also wonder, as we waste attention on make believe reality shows, do we have the appetite, the strength of character, to join together to hear this story through seeing this film for a start?
Most of Serge's attention is focused on making the pilot for a reality show, fully aware that successful reality TV should not contain anything real.
The findings also contributed to the role of noticing and attention and emphasize on making the target materials salient to the learners.
As the world struggles to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, much attention is focused on making buildings operate more efficiently.
The progress in AI research and applications in the past 20 years makes it timely to focus attention not only on making AI more capable, but also on maximizing the societal benefit of AI.
