The phrase "attention report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to highlight or bring focus to specific information or findings, often in a formal or professional setting.
Example: "The attention report outlines the critical issues that require immediate action from the management team."
Alternatives: "alert report" or "notice report".
In 1962, touring the Soviet Union with 12 editors -- at the time he was president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors -- he got nationwide attention, reporting an interview with the Soviet leader Nikita S. Khrushchev.
I admire Tell MAMA because it follows the cases that rarely get national attention: reports that Ulster loyalists are behind threats to Muslims in Northern Ireland or news of yobs insulting worshippers when they leave a mosque.
Despite such attention, reported results regarding the relationship between US and IS success have been inconclusive and sometimes contradictory.
She sought medical attention, reported the assault to the university's public safety department, and after judicial proceedings, the assailant was expelled.
Authorities, including the FBI, continue to search for Shunick in a case that has drawn national media attention, reports the Advertiser.
7 Similar studies for which the injury definition includes a criterion of an injury requiring medical attention reported injury rates of 11%, 5 16.6% 17 and 5.6%.
Studies investigating spatial auditory attention and audiovisual spatial attention reported a dominance of the right auditory cortex with respect to attention-related alpha power modulations (Müller and Weisz 2012; Frey et al. 2014).
Future research, however, ought to assess whether and how focal thalamic damage can trigger maladaptive functional reorganization changes in brain networks, which may further account for the impaired WM biasing of attention reported here.
It might be preferable to adopt a 'passive attentive' paradigm involving mere attention without report.
"I'm surprised it didn't get more attention," the report's author, Sophia Ku, said.
