"concentrate on reading" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to focus or direct one's attention on reading. Example: "I can't concentrate on reading this novel with all the noise in the background."
I'm further confused over how my representatives find the time to concentrate on reading every one of the 10,000 new, pending and debated pieces of legislative options seeking a path through Congress to the White House.
Fifty-six participants were recruited and 54 finished the study (one was excluded from each group early in the study: one was unable to concentrate on reading the manual due to severe family problems, while another attempted suicide).
But she found it hard to concentrate on reading.
"In English, we need to be sure all middle school classes concentrate on reading and writing".
She was trying to concentrate on reading a textbook, while Mr. Willey was absorbed in a newspaper.
I came across many kids who are set homework on tablets but can't concentrate on reading it until they print it out.
If you have trouble reading or concentrating on reading tell your teacher and ask them for help.
One postcard sent to potential advertisers showed a girl ignoring three male suitors at a school dance as she concentrates on reading the magazine.
Two other participants (P3, P5) focused on developing their receptive skills for the second test, explicitly stating that they had taken advice from other students who had said that concentrating on reading skills would allow them to get a high score overall.
A good friend of mine belongs to a book group that concentrates on reading young-adult fiction.
Her latest strategy mandates 90 minutes each morning where students concentrate solely on reading and writing.
