The phrase "attention section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific part of a document or presentation that is meant to capture the reader's or audience's focus.
Example: "In the attention section of the report, we highlight the key findings that require immediate action."
Alternatives: "focus area" or "highlighted section".
"He paid attention to section work, lead trumpeters, arrangers -- things other than just the soloists.
The Commission will pay close attention to Section 83 of the Equality Act, which seeks to define a person's employment status and whether they are subject to the Act.
Complaints about our journalism are forwarded to the author of the piece for comments before corrections or clarifications are published, and the attention of section heads and production editors is drawn to our errors.
The last time the Supreme Court paid sustained attention to Section 5 of the 14th Amendment was during the civil rights era of the 1960's, and the difference between then and now is striking.
This method is exploited in the research reported here, and it is given more attention in Section 3.
Before turning our attention (in Section 6) to these efforts, let's digress somewhat to consider a Cartesian doctrine that has received much attention in its subsequent history.
As we also use the DSPF domain in our study, this method is given more attention in Section 3. In our another work [11], we explored how to combine a local skin color model with the global one using spatial analysis.
We have introduced involuntary attention in Section Cognitive psychophysiology of auditory prediction as a special case of a sound that mismatches a prediction so strongly that it calls for our attention even when it has been ignored before.
Pay particular attention to sections that interest you.
Instead they found "dedicated if slightly disorganised researchers ill-prepared for public attention".In this section Signs of life A trick of the light More harm than good?
