The phrase "attention to implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of focusing on the execution or application of a plan, strategy, or project.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must pay close attention to implementation and ensure that every step is executed effectively."
Alternatives: "focus on execution" or "emphasis on application".
"The ignorance of the local government or the lack of attention to implementation of the departments with real power contributed to this tragedy," Professor Liu said.
It draws attention to implementation and evaluation barriers, and highlights creative approaches to adaptation, such as involving civil society volunteers.
"Given the history and complexity of California's market, achieving the people's will and responsibly regulating marijuana will be a process that unfolds over many years, requiring sustained attention to implementation," Newsom, a candidate for governor in 2018, said after the legislative vote.
However, the tendency to focus only on assessment of pre-specified structural aspects of fidelity has been criticised for paying insufficient attention to implementation processes and how intervention-context interactions influence programme delivery.
This suggests that, in addition to focusing on overall impacts, which is typically done in employment and training demonstrations, policy evaluation should, where possible, pay attention to implementation procedures across offices where the programme is being conducted.
This is a bold ordinance that is groundbreaking in many ways, including by its attention to implementation through a strong Sustainable City Plan, which is being updated now.
Managers should also pay close attention to the implementation of a BAR guarantee policy, as the poor execution of a complex variable-pricing policy could compromise its acceptance.
It's time to approve the plan and turn our attention to its implementation.
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The North American literature, in particular, rarely analyses NPS policies already in force, and pays even less attention to overcoming implementation barriers to reaching desired environmental outcomes.
