The phrase "attention that even" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be part of a larger thought or sentence, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report highlights the attention that even the smallest details can receive."
Alternatives: "focus that even" or "notice that even".
Women's games don't draw the crowds, the money or the media attention that even "minor" sports played by men attract.
But it's the kind of attention that even the world's most established rugby stars would struggle to appreciate.
This chapter also describes accidents caused by those slips and lapses of attention that even well-trained and well-motivated persons make from time to time.
Still, even many skeptics concede that Mr. Levitt's and Mr. Donohue's study deserves serious attention; that even if they are wrong on some specifics, the subject of abortion has been wrongly ignored in discussions of crime.
They were all staying at the same hotel, and each required attention that even Mr. Simmons, a 290-pound offensive lineman for the Washington Redskins known for his speed, found exhausting.
"I am not a lawyer, and the wording 'incontrovertible' that I used, it has been brought to my attention that even in a murder case it is not used," he said.
Turning his attention to that even more would be a blessing; his work won't be wasted there".
When it came to online attention, that paid off, even if other risky choices — like hiring untested hosts — did not.
Lapses in recognition occur when leaders remain oblivious to an emerging threat or problem a lack of attention that can plague even the most skilled executives.
Vladimir Kagan tables, Halston evening gowns, Chanel bracelets from the 1980s and some paintings by artists whose names you couldn't quite catch all clamored for attention that evening at the "Modernism + Art20" show's opening party.
The zeppelins, which consume very little fuel, are receiving new attention that could bolster the town even further.
