The phrase "attention to completion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the importance of focusing on finishing a task or project.
Example: "In our project management meetings, we always emphasize the need for attention to completion to ensure deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "focus on finishing" or "emphasis on completion".
Now they have turned their attention to college completion.
Findings also suggest that physicians and hospitals should provide follow-up care that is timely, 25 longitudinal, 26 and comprehensive, 27 28 29 with special attention to the completion of advanced care directives, rates of which are low even among patients admitted to hospital.
We also believe that any college can do so if it (1) Pays as much attention to retention and completion as to admission; (2) Aligns all members of the community with students -- advanced students as mentors, faculty and staff in the process of ensuring that you deliver on the promise; and (3) Actually treat admission as a promise.
A report released last week has drawn new attention to low degree-completion rates among college entrants, particularly among those who never attend full time.
Attention to detail in the completion of the application will speed processing; researchers are highly encouraged to review sample documents.
One small break seemed to be enough to redirect the child's attention to the questionnaire allowing for completion.
Success in 20th-century factories and offices may have required paying strict attention to systematic tasks and taking those tasks to completion, but that is not a natural way for humans to operate.
The Winthrop Park Project is scheduled for completion in summer 2016, including attention to the hardscape –new concrete, relining the 'Freedom Trail', fencing, etc. CASH, with its site-specific soil health analysis and holistic management approach, proved to be effective for soil testing in the urban environment.
However, policy makers have paid little attention to delays or variations in the initiation and completion of treatment until now.
