The phrase "attention to focus" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing the importance of directing attention towards a specific focus or goal.
Example: "In order to improve productivity, we need to give more attention to focus during our meetings."
Alternatives: "concentration on focus" or "emphasis on focus".
To get people's attention to focus on whether it makes complete sense was the challenge," he said.
And when the music becomes more identikit, it causes your attention to focus on the lyrics, which is something of a mixed blessing.
Peter R., St James, N.Y.: In 2000, an overriding concern about energy policy caused my attention to focus on Al Gore.
Utley said: "It does point towards a need for starting to focus on outcomes other than the short-term mortality and for attention to focus on longer-term mortality, 90-day or one-year mortality".
Nevertheless, tense disagreements developed within the foundation over how much attention to focus on Harlem, perhaps unsurprising in an avowedly global organization that has grown to more than 800 workers in 44 countries.
The certainty of his sentencing for that charge, which was already likely to insure his lifetime imprisonment, allowed media attention to focus on the brave and devastating accounts of his survivors.
Only now, though, is widespread attention starting to focus on it.
Its attention came to focus on one CRASH officer in particular, Rafael Perez.
Just as hepatitis was getting recognition as the fourth major communicable disease, attention started to focus on non-communicable diseases.
International attention continues to focus on the shortage of individuals in STEM, especially the lack of women.
Whether you side with Chavez or his opposition, by the omissions in Stone's film it's evident that the leader (and maybe even Stone himself) has a thing or two he doesn't want cameras - and the world's attention - to focus upon.
