The phrase "augment focus on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or increase of attention or concentration on a particular subject or area.
Example: "The new policy aims to augment focus on employee well-being and mental health."
Alternatives: "increase emphasis on" or "enhance attention to".
"It's not that we want to become a full-service arts center, but we do want to augment our focus on contemporary art," he said.
The objective of the research was then augmented to focus on comparing traditional methods of teaching problem solving and explorations to ones using digital technology as a medium for such.
Hence, if you are buying an ETF index fund to balance or augment your stock portfolio, you should focus on one that is based on the DJIA to get the maximum benefit.
Welcome though it is, computer science needs to be augmented by a focus on digital literacies for the world in which we all (increasingly) inhabit.
He drew the picture more distorted than might be expected of a cartoonist by augmenting and focusing on her two-dimensionality.
A fundamental feature of more recent financial innovations is their focus on augmenting marketability.
In this section, based on Lemma 1, firstly, we will introduce an H ∞ performance analysis criterion for the error augmented system (5) and further focus on the design of the FD reduced-order filter for MJLS (1) with deficient mode information.
The elevated incidence of gains at 1q, added to the well-established concordance between DNA copy increase and augmented RNA expression, made us focus on gene expression changes at this chromosomal arm.
In this paper, we focus on the boundary augmented Lagrangian methods (BALM) for the solution of Signorini boundary value problems, which is inspired by classical augmented Lagrangian methods (ALM) [7] and the BEM [11].
Sir Richard's ELEMENT MS likewise abandons old design to focus on the shaft, augmenting rather than replacing sex with new physical sensations for both parties involved.
