The phrase "attention to content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of focusing on the material or subject matter in a particular context, such as writing, teaching, or media production.
Example: "In our workshop, we emphasize the need for attention to content to ensure that our messages are clear and impactful."
Alternatives: "focus on substance" or "emphasis on material".
Certainly black fiction is often critiqued and taught stupidly, with grossly heightened attention to content at the expense of form.
He is also switching his attention to content, having bought stakes in the Newcastle United and Aston Villa football clubs.
The literature identifies a number of conditions that must be met to facilitate transfer, including careful attention to content, software, and pedagogy.
With the ubiquity of on-demand information, that's no longer the case; in general today's consumers will pay significantly more attention to content designed to entertain them.
The purpose of the study was to validate the tool, giving particular attention to content and structure, applicability in practice and accuracy.
In the first decades of the twentieth century, modernists like Joyce and Eliot had fractured and elaborated literary form, but the human misery of the thirties challenged American writers to return their attention to content.
In this paper we show how to bring enhanced privacy to future content delivery network architectures, with special attention to Content-Centric Networking (CCN).
If you want to get beyond cats in trees or photos of your dinner last night; if you want intelligent content, then you have to pay attention to the content creators.
Just as attention to threatening content can increase negative intrusions, interpretation of ambiguous content in a threatening way can have similar effects.
In other words, pay attention to the content style of each social media platform and create content that matches those platforms' intended purpose.
Qualitative content analysis focuses on the characteristics of language as communication with attention to the content or contextual meaning of the text [ 25].
