"attention will fall" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, typically to suggest that someone's focus or interest will shift to a different topic or person. Example: "As the presentation went on, the audience's attention began to fall, distracted by their phones and side conversations."
Most of the attention will fall on a march through north Belfast.
I am pleased that it is already doing so and that the panel's report makes sensible recommendations to strengthen the UN's partnerships with regional organisations and individual member states.Inevitably, great attention will fall on the question of Security Council reform.
PAGE A12 SPECIAL TODAY The Russians Are Here When the United States Open begins today at the National Tennis Center, the attention will fall on rising stars like Maria Sharapova, the Wimbledon champion, and Anastasia Myskina, the French Open winner.
When posterity tries to explain the chaos of 2016, much of the attention will fall on the influential figures who drove political events, namely Donald Trump and Nigel Farage.
"I suppose a lot of attention will fall on me but I've got nothing to prove to anybody," Adams told BBC Radio Stoke.
However, much of the attention will fall on Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness, who recently tried and failed to win the role currently held by Mr Higgins.
From Thursday attention will understandably fall on Thomas, Watson and Berger as they compete on the outskirts of Atlanta.
With the ascension of Antony Jenkins as Barclays' new chief executive, attention will inevitably fall to the part of the British bank that has grown the fastest in recent years: its investment bank.
When David Blunkett casts the stand-in for Whittam Smith, the precedent set by the outgoing candidate means that attention will inevitably fall on former media bosses now freelancing: Michael Grade, Peter Stoth-ard, Max Hastings and James Boyle, former overlords of Channel 4, the Times, the London Evening Standard and Radio 4 respectively.
For many, attention will immediately fall upon the ethical implications of the research.
It is better for the soul not to remember or be aware of the lower world, for if it directs its attention to the lower world it will fall away from the intelligibles.
