The phrase "attention on testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the focus or emphasis placed on testing in a particular context, such as software development or educational assessments.
Example: "In our upcoming meeting, we will place our attention on testing the new features of the application to ensure quality."
Alternatives: "focus on testing" or "emphasis on testing".
Still there is a danger when schools focus too much attention on test preparation at the expense of high-quality classroom instruction.
"The O. J. Simpson case was a watermark of sorts for focusing the public's attention on DNA testing," said Mr. Goddard.
Number of learners is 30; subspace dimension is 4. We trained seven simple to complex classifiers and compared their overall accuracy in predicting attention on the testing data.
Experiment 4 began relating these sensory (externally driven) findings to the cognitive (internal) realm, by systematically varying the distribution of spatial attention and testing its influence on activity within LIM.
As molecular docking poses a challenging problem in rational drug design many workgroups have lavished their attention on finding and testing various docking techniques in order to maximize their benefits.
Garza has focused attention on student test scores while working in Texas.
Although the overall performance of the DNT test method and its ability to detect effects of concern from a regulatory perspective have been well established, the recent increase in the number of regulatory DNT studies being conducted has refocused attention on this test method.
To check if naloxone had an effect on general attention, we tested performance on the reaction time task (series of colored squares) under naloxone and saline.
But Ms. Weingarten contended that a merit pay system that rewarded some instructors at a school and not others would divide teachers, discourage cooperation and encourage teachers to lavish attention on students who test well while shunning those most likely to perform poorly on standardized tests.
