The phrase "attention shown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of demonstrating care or consideration towards someone or something.
Example: "The attention shown by the volunteers made a significant difference in the lives of the residents."
Alternatives: "care demonstrated" or "consideration given".
Recent instances of extraordinary consideration and attention shown to members of the Family Equidae.
That effort was nurtured by the Harvard president at the time, Neil L. Rudenstine, who showered the department with attention shown to few others.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, February 27 , 1937P. 76 Recent instances of extraordinary consideration and attention shown to members of the Family Equidae.
The sympathetic attention shown by the choreographer, Chieh-hua Hsieh, toward the male dancer, who lifted the submissive woman by the throat, was more tiresome still.
Flattered by the attention shown to her by "Mr Kidder" and enamoured by his glamorous lifestyle, Katya is gradually drawn into a sexual world that she does not understand.
Cooper played his senior year of high school at Seton Academy in Chicago, leading it to the state title, and Coach Brandon Thomas noticed that Cooper relished the attention shown by Groce and the Ohio staff.
The news media attention shows that the Maciel case is far from closed.
On the flip side, all the attention showed that the fast-growing TLC was affecting pop culture.
Mr. Grimm seemed to give each passer-by total attention, showing off the charm that helped rocket him from obscurity to Congress in 2010.
Several studies on cross-modal attention showed that remapping processes between sensory modalities occur in the spatial orienting of attention.
This mental effort (selective auditory attention) shows up distinctively when Naci and Owen examine the brain scans, so they can decode the responses correctly based on activity changes within the attention network of the brain.
