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The phrase "awarded considerable attention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic, work, or individual that has received significant focus or recognition from others.
Example: "The groundbreaking research on climate change was awarded considerable attention by the scientific community."
Alternatives: "received significant attention" or "garnered substantial attention.".
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The Vietnamese and French media had awarded considerable attention to the conflict, and newspapers worldwide had covered the battle.
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He mocked him for having been a one-term county freeholder early in his career, accused him of shifting his positions, and said his record as a prosecutor — the focus of considerable attention recently for his having awarded no-bid contracts to friends — was dangerously vulnerable to Democratic attack.
While the other center fielder in this series — Curtis Granderson — has received considerable attention as a candidate for the American League Most Valuable Player award, Ellsbury's production is making him a difficult candidate to ignore.
His September slide has received considerable attention and may cost him the most valuable player award.
Since its premiere at the Venice film festival in September 2015, Spotlight has commanded considerable attention and marked its presence by winning a string of significant awards – though mostly for its cast and writing.
The case has generated considerable attention.
Considerable attention was paid to detail.
That interracial handshake drew considerable attention.
The diagramed deal attracted considerable attention.
The bill gained considerable attention but stalled.
Both receive considerable attention, and they deserve it.
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