The phrase "aware of the focus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's understanding or consciousness regarding a particular subject or point of emphasis.
Example: "The team was aware of the focus on improving customer satisfaction in their latest project."
Alternatives: "conscious of the emphasis" or "mindful of the priority".
In Tampa, Fla., relatives of a woman believed to be the daughter of Phyllis and Othniel Miller said they were aware of the focus on Mr. Miller in the Patz investigation but declined to comment further.
Working in midwifery in Sierra Leone, where one in eight women still dies during pregnancy or childbirth (pdf) and thousands more bleed to death after giving birth, I'm all too aware of the focus on reducing maternal mortality and the impact MDG five has had.
Google is clearly aware of the focus on direct buying in the video ad world.
In interpreting the actual prevalence of discussions of sexual issues within 17 of the 69 observed consultations, it is important to note that all clinicians were made aware of the study focus in advance of their study participation and hence this may have influenced the rate of enquiry observed.
Secondly, participants were not made aware of the specific focus on supervision until after the observations were completed (participants consented to having all discussions between attending physicians and trainees recorded) to prevent them from altering this specific aspect of their work.
Shen's algorithm is the only method we are aware of that focuses on H.264 SVC early skip, therefore, we would compare our method with it throughout this article.
Many donors, too, seem ignorant or only partly aware of the group's focus.
Aware of the media's focus on Karachi and Pakistanas – as a place of violence and instability, he insists that is "just a small part of the story.
Manager Lou Piniella has said repeatedly that while he was aware of the milestones, his focus would be on getting players ready for the postseason.
We are well aware of the claims that focus on training in communication skills may be at the expense of basic doctoring skills.
The GP sender also needs to be continuously aware of the receiver's focus of interest (ie, relevant knowledge for a cardiologist may not be relevant for a GP).
