The phrase "attention to the implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the focus or consideration given to the process of putting a plan or project into action.
Example: "The success of the project relies heavily on the attention to the implementation of the new strategies."
Alternatives: "focus on the execution" or "consideration for the rollout".
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.
However, some organizations treat quality management as a routine exercise and pay little attention to the implementation of quality management systems.
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We comment on the choice between green certificate systems and feed-in laws, but pay particular attention to the implementation and design of a harmonized feed-in law scheme.
It is a predicament that stems from a lack of attention to the implementation and enforcement of workplace safety regulations, the study finds.
Nevertheless, scientific literature doesn't seem having dedicated special attention to the implementation of food systems sustainability assessment at an urban scale.
Before implementing road user charging, city and regional authorities should pay careful attention to the planned implementation process and endeavour to establish a consensus among all the agencies involved.
No NGO worker, or as good as no one, would draw their employer's attention to the abuses, implementation gaps or mismanagements suffered by the project which they have the task of promoting.
By paying attention to the critical implementation activities and outputs identified here, decision-makers will be able to make better informed decisions about how to structure an academic-practice partnership for greatest success during the critically important initial year of the partnership's creation.
Therefore, patient's individual difference and individual measurement should be paid attention to in the implementation in the process of comprehensive pharmaceutical care service.
This article will argue that a deficient implementation challenges the legitimacy of the HRBA, and of the human rights framework more broadly, and that more attention to the operationalization and implementation of this approach is needed in order to reap its potential benefits.
