The phrase "attention will be placed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that focus or consideration will be directed towards a specific issue or topic.
Example: "In the upcoming meeting, attention will be placed on the budget review and future projections."
Alternatives: "focus will be directed" or "consideration will be given".
Particular attention will be placed on the emphasis the new writings place on national identity.
Attention will be placed also on the discussion of the uncertainties, mainly of astrophysical origin, which affect the theoretical predictions.
Special attention will be placed on the implementation of the stack-humidifier assembly and the hydrogen storage canister.
More attention will be placed on what the party describes as an attack on pensioners by the Tories.
Particular attention will be placed on the various ways in which artists in Latin America appropriated elements of the form of abstraction known as Concrete art, only to break with them on their way to developing new art movements.
Special attention will be placed on visualizing architecture artifacts-qualitatively and quantitatively evaluating architectures and the systems model they represent-and utilizing system architectures for investment decisions.
"I have to deal with this, but I'm hopeful that the attention, the focus will be placed on our teams and the games," Pearl said.
Your boat will be placed.
Redevelopment of Boulder areas such as its east Arapaho corridor (near CU's developing east campus) and the aging Diagonal Marketplace retail center are where the city will be placing its attention.
In the second round, greater attention will likely be placed on a corruption scandal involving military embezzlement linked to Poroshenko.
His attention will also be placed on identifying local technologies and products of value to AOL for M&A consideration AOL currently has over 200 employees in Israel across several companies it has acquired over the years, namely: ICQ, Relegance, Quigo and Yedda.
