The phrase "authority focus on" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The authority focuses on improving public safety measures."
Alternatives: "the authority emphasizes" or "the authority prioritizes".
An investigation by the authority focused on £322 million in fees that were paid over five years as part of the fund-raising but were not disclosed publicly at the time.
But on Friday evening the authority focused on Tishman Speyer, although it did not formally break off talks with the Durst-Vornado group, according to the two real estate executives, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they did not want to jeopardize the negotiations.
The possibility of a Worcestershire combined authority, focusing on four key areas of "transport, infrastructure planning, skills development and land planning" has been mooted by local media.
"It got worse here," he said, suggesting that the authorities focus on other pressing needs in the city.
Separate investigations, by the European Commission and the Swiss authorities, focus on the possible effects of inter-bank rate manipulation on end users.
"Our statutory objectives and authorities focus on financial products and services for consumers," Dan Sokolov, the bureau's deputy associate director of research and regulations, said in prepared testimony before the panel.
So as federal authorities focus on an investigation they call serious, they must determine whether the tone and substance of those conversations add up to a shakedown attempt or just a particularly heated and high-stakes legal negotiation.
Peter Lloyd, a director of Supporters Direct, said: "We want football-only laws to be rescinded and that the authorities focus on the wrongdoers, not the vast majority of people through blanket measures such as 'dry trains'.
So should Mexican authorities focus on reducing violence in the central nodes, in the hopes that peace would ripple out from there?
