The phrase "attention the ability" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression, and it cannot be used effectively without additional context or rephrasing.
Example: "We need to pay attention to the ability of our team to adapt to changes."
Alternatives: "focus on the capability" or "consider the skill".
Mundy was one of the researchers who first identified a disturbance in "joint attention"—the ability to share interests and information with other individuals which occurs in many children with autistic-spectrum disorders.
Present-moment attention: The ability to focus on what is happening in the present (beyond your own activities).
While simple attention, the ability to focus on one activity, often remains intact, sustained attention as well as divided attention may become impaired.
"I've got a kind of intensity about me and a focus of attention -- the ability to focus my attention with great intensity," the comic observes.
Visual attention — the ability to zero in on a specific subject amid vast amounts of sensory information — has been well researched in aiming tasks, like shooting a basketball, throwing darts or putting in golf.
Mundy was one of the researchers who first identified a disturbance in "joint attention" — the ability to share interests and information with other individuals — which occurs in many children with autistic-spectrum disorders.
Power of Attention reflects the ability to focus attention and to rapidly process information, and the positive effects with NS2359 indicate that subjects were better able to direct their attention to ongoing tasks and to sustain concentration.
One proposed source of developmental change is changes in attention control, the ability to flexibly disengage and shift attention in a visual scene.
We explore these issues within the context of recent investigations of joint attention − the ability to coordinate a common focus of attention with another person.
Attention management The ability to sustain focus when challenged, shift attention, and avoid hyperfocus (become too absorbed) when engaged in an enjoyable task.
"The combination that really attracted our attention was the ability to collaborate and to remain decisive.
