The phrase "attention that despite" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "I would like to draw your attention to the fact that despite the challenges, we have made significant progress."
Alternatives: "noting that although" or "highlighting that in spite of".
It has come to my attention that, despite my long-running campaign against them, new year's resolutions are still a thing.
However, in the new tax return filing, the coalition stated this: "It has recently come to the coalition's attention that, despite assurances from EZ Scores and contemporaneous written acknowledgment of the gift from the USO, the cards may not have been delivered to the USO.
But the New York Post brought to our attention that despite a bushy beard obscuring his face, a member of the trivia team Queerenstein Bears (it's a gay bar) looks an awful lot like Carell.
On balance the show is a pocket-sized revelation, especially for the generous spotlight it throws on a generation of buildings in Los Angeles that very much need the attention, that despite their power are in a range of ways tough to love.
A year on, Guan insists the only noticeable difference in his life is added confidence when heading into tournament golf, despite the attention that was focused on him in Georgia.
And despite the attention that's been given to gluten recently, he said, a recent survey with chefs showed that many of them didn't understand gluten or what foods contained it.
Despite the attention that has been focused on such gender differences over the past 20 years [ 1], such disparities seem to have remained largely unchanged in both the USA and UK over time [ 5, 6].
Despite the significant attention that SOC channel simulation models have attracted, a comprehensive study on their stationary and ergodic properties is still lacking in the literature.
In Denmark, despite the extra attention that was given to the managers' role during the postgraduate training, the average need for additional management training remained high.
Behavioral studies evaluating the effect of SD on selective attention suggest that despite an overall decline in response speed, feature-based visual search [5] and alerting may be relatively preserved [9].
A survey last year of nearly 200 IT professionals found that "despite the attention that hackers and other external security threats receive, it is internal, not external threats, which are perceived as greater risks," according to the security firm AlgoSec.
