The phrase "attention on values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of focusing on specific principles or beliefs in a particular context, such as in leadership or decision-making.
Example: "In our organization, we need to ensure that our attention on values drives our strategic planning and daily operations."
Alternatives: "focus on values" or "emphasis on values".
What do you think will need to happen to refocus attention on value stocks? A. When you have this sort of bifurcation between one group and another it can't last forever.
For better or worse, the recent economic crisis has managed to do what no single designer could: refocus our attention on value rather than conspicuous consumption.
But this is only a recipe for another Hundred Years' War — progress on everyday material matters will simply heighten attention on value-laden issues of "who we are and want to be".
With a general election around the corner, and close attention on value for money and effectiveness in public services, the report provides a sensible, blueprint for reform of the criminal justice system.
The report, issued last Friday, found that the sanctions had served a useful purpose by focusing attention on common values in the European Union and increasing the Austrian government's self-awareness.
The 45-page report concludes that the sanctions have served a useful purpose by focusing attention on common values within the European Union and by pushing the Austrian government to take a hard look at itself and its behavior.
According to recent press reports, President Bush is planning to launch a new initiative, called Communities of Character, to emphasize the role of the president as moral leader and to focus public attention on the values that unite Americans.
Mr. Fischer said of the complicated relationship between evangelical Christians and Mormons that "evangelicals appreciate what Glenn Beck has done in refocusing attention on the values of our founding fathers," but "that doesn't mean evangelicals regard him as a Christian".
This work is set within the context of increasing attention on the values of nurses and other health care workers as a response to national reports on care failure and negative media attention.
Several respondents' responses suggested that eCODES helped to clarify decisional roles, to focus attention on patients' values, and to show clinicians how family decision makers were leaning in their decision.
