The phrase "attention that it will" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to be usable.
Example: "Please pay attention that it will be necessary to submit your report by Friday."
Alternatives: "note that it will" or "be aware that it will".
Western Sydney receives so much attention that it will probably be visited more times during the campaign by the leaders than all the regional areas in NSW combined.
Don't underestimate the time and the amount of your attention that it will take to close this – so do it as early as possible and when you have cash in the bank to explore alternatives.
Optimal placement of replicas [100] – in terms of location and number of copies under bandwidth and storage constraints – depend on how accurate one can predict the future users' demand: which content will be popular [70], its geographic locality of interest [89], and the amount of attention that it will generate.
Now that the issue has been brought to their attention, we believe that it will ultimately be a decision made based on the financial realities of the institution, or Paul and his ability (in statue form) to draw attention.
One is to find a suitable qualified forever home with all the needed dedicated resources and expertise to provide the life-long daily care and attention to the animal that it will need and deserves.
He hopes that in 1948 Dewey will be able to devote all of his attention to it and that it will be more successful.
The notion that he can straddle these jobs suggests that Mr. Kissinger will be devoting so little attention to the investigation that it will be leaderless.
Get attention early and remember that it will wane as you go, so be mentally prepared for it and plan to hit investors with key content early and often.
I hope this project will meet with the attention it deserves, and that it will help to generate a much-needed discussion about the hostilities that too often divide us and provoke senseless violence.
A terrorist group often calculates that it will win attention for its cause and undermine a target government by the very atrocity of its tactics.
Despite an initial flurry of national attention, it has no illusions that it will turn Walsall into a tourist town.
