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The phrase "command the attention" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to demand or receive someone's complete focus or obedience. Example: The speaker's powerful voice commanded the attention of the entire audience, keeping them captivated throughout the entire presentation.
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Twitter can't command the attention it used to — it is getting siphoned off by other services.
"It's nice to be in a space where you command the attention of the fan".
This package must obviously command the attention of Democrats, whose party is embarrassed by scandal.
He acknowledges that most of us couldn't command the attention an ex-mayor does.
Not that much spectacle is required (or used) to command the attention here.
However, it said member organisations should encourage employees to attend to command the attention of senators.
The executives say that news divisions no longer command the attention and the priority they once did.
But until and unless the parliament gains more powers, it will not command the attention or allegiance of voters.
Often stung by their second-team standing, the Mets get offended when the Yankees command the attention.
If a 43-million share investment wasn't enough to command the attention of our leading fiduciaries, what would have been?
People now know exactly when someone might need their attention and exactly when they can command the attention of others.
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