"attention problem" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a difficulty or issue with focusing or paying attention. Example: The teacher noticed that Jack had an attention problem in class, as he always seemed to be daydreaming and not paying attention to the lesson.
Before I could celebrate, she said that pretty much everyone has an attention problem, especially these days, when — stop checking your e-mail!
Before I could celebrate, she said that pretty much everyone has an attention problem, especially these days, when stop checking your e-mail!—there are so many distractions.
But treating happiness as an attention problem goes a long way to explain why we aren't happier, and how we could be.
In that situation we really don't know how much of the subsequent focus and attention problem is due to the sleep problems, or just exacerbated by them.
Neurologic examination revealed only slight lower left facial weakness and mild impairment of multiple cognitive domains (memory, attention, problem solving, and abstract reasoning).
When people perceive that they have a high degree of control, they exert effort, try hard, initiate action, and persist in the face of failures and setbacks; they evince interest, optimism, sustained attention, problem solving, and an action orientatio.
Older people also appear to have more attention problems.
"They have problems, behavioral problems, or attention problems, and they get in trouble".
Have you taught a child with attention problems to drive, or learned yourself?
But the challenges are significantly greater for young people who, like Ms. Serpa, have attention problems.
Zachary Shapiro, 6, has a shunt, walks with braces, and has some attention problems.
