The phrase "attention on the processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the focus or emphasis placed on specific methods or procedures in a given context.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to shift our attention on the processes that lead to improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "focus on the processes" or "emphasis on the processes".
Because this is true, senior management might consider focusing less attention on thinking through the company's formal strategy and more attention on the processes by which the company allocates resources.
If so we lose perspective and ability to put our focus on what we need; we lose both control and the stability we need to keep our attention on the processes and tasks necessary to accomplish (realize) our goals.
"We should focus attention on the processes that ensure responsible government and sound budget policy".
"There was a lot of attention on the process of making that movie.
THE deaths of 5 of 15 participants in a drug trial at the National Institutes of Health over the last few months have focused attention on the process by which patients come to participate in studies testing the safety and efficacy of new therapies.
I quickly whipped it up again, this time focusing my full attention on the process.
Learning goals focus an individual's attention on the process of discovering how to perform a task correctly, such as learning how to write scientific publications, rather than on specific performance metrics, such as publishing a certain number of papers per year.
At the same time, lawsuits brought by those fired for sexual harassment will focus attention on whether the processes that employers use to investigate allegations are fair.
Once it became clear that proteins constantly turn over, with degradation occurring rapidly, specifically, and in an ATP-dependent manner, attention focused on the processes of protein degradation.
Rarely the children needed to imitate the teacher and most of the time, a free-style movement was established in order to focus attention on the individual processes.
We're focusing quite a bit of attention on strangling the process out of the trafficking trade by eliminating the ability to use slavery in manufacturing or services involved in the products that U.S.-based corporations are offering.
