The phrase "attention to the essentials" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when emphasizing the importance of focusing on the most important or fundamental aspects of a topic or task.
Example: "In our project meetings, we need to ensure that we maintain our attention to the essentials to avoid getting sidetracked by minor details."
Alternatives: "focus on the fundamentals" or "emphasis on the basics".
By condensing his observations, the artist directs attention to the essential qualities he perceives and wants to emphasize.
The evil that I would do that I do". He draws attention to the essential existential problem, the problem of the self.
In these works Warhol anticipated what would come to be known as Structural Film, which, like Modernist painting, calls attention to the essential properties of the medium.
Findings suggest that elders' contemplate assignation of meaning of their subjective experiences with social activities, and it would behoove clinical nurses to pay attention to the essential purpose and perceived benefit of the designed social activities.
Recognizing the need for additional antifungals with mechanisms of action unrelated to ergosterol biosynthesis, we turned our attention to the essential proton pump of the P-type ATPase class (H+-ATPase), which is conserved in both plants and fungi [14].
This is also a time to call attention to the essential role that access to comprehensive family planning plays in the health and well-being of displaced women and girls.
The nutritional acid load hypothesis of osteoporosis is reviewed from its historical origin to most recent studies with particular attention to the essential but overlooked role of the kidney in acid base homeostasis.
For diffusion, a number of recent studies brought attention to the essential role of spatial non-uniformity and rate-limiting diffusion of specific coagulation factors thus proposing new concepts of clotting regulation, alternative to the classic "cascade" paradigm [ 1, 3- 6].
While CTT focuses on issues of internal consistency, reliability and validity of a measurement; the Rasch model pays more attention to the essential features of a questionnaire, including unidimensionality, hierarchical order, and equal interval scaling.
'A great opportunity' UNICEF experts at the presentations called attention to the essential part that data and statistics play in the development of effective policies and programmes to help improve the lives of the world's most vulnerable children.
