"deserve focus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something or someone deserves to be the center of attention or consideration. Example: "The issue of climate change deserves focus from all governments and citizens around the world."
When it comes to animal rights, which doesn't enjoy a spot anywhere near the top 20 most important issues for voters, but which even Ben admits is "a good thing," doesn't it deserve focus and attention from someone?
Thus, both changes in how science is taught and consideration of factors influencing students' ability to learn deserve focus in science education reform efforts.
Performance management (PM) for nursing staff may deserve focus as it provides processes for joint review that enable nurse and supervisor to plan for professional development and career advancement, recognise and reward staff achievements [ 41, 42] and improve morale [ 43].
Not only the new studies will have to consolidate some of these estimates and sometimes reconciliate controversial findings for specific tumors, they will also need to estimate for the first time the general population attributable risk and more importantly perhaps the attributable risk in the exposed (HIV-infected) population that will may deserve focused interventions.
An essay deserves focus, but don't overdo it; the average admissions essay gets two minutes of an admissions reader's time.
The bigger challenge for the creators of "Wintuk" is to keep the deserved focus on their gifted performers while populating the grievously wide auditorium of the former WaMu Theater.
But after a rush of attention this week, some much deserved focus is back on the surveillance state's other seemingly limitless program: the warrantless searches made possible by Section 702 of the Fisa Amendments Act, which allows the NSA to do all sorts of spying on Americans and people around the world – all for reasons that, in most cases, have nothing to do with terrorism.
Services for children are finally in the long deserved focus of attention.
In particular, the fourth priority in the Sendai Framework, the enhancement of disaster preparedness for an effective response and to 'build back better' in recovery, rehabilitation, and reconstruction, deserves focus.
This public health problem deserves focused attention, especially in the elderly, to improve diagnosis, treatment and outcome.
This suggests that breast cancer in particular deserves focused attention in future research, ideally conducted with data and methods that can optimally adjust for individual breast cancer risk factors.
