The phrase "dominated the attention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has captured or held the focus of a person or group.
Example: "The new smartphone's innovative features dominated the attention of tech enthusiasts at the launch event."
Alternatives: "captured the attention" or "held the spotlight."
Meanwhile, two players who dominated the attention of the fans and the news media all week never made a final-round push.
Giglia claimed ParalympicsGB's first gold in Rio with a serene ride in her final and the 31-year-old would have dominated the attention on another day given that she took up cycling only after suffering a brain haemorrhage and a stroke three years ago.
Disagreement over the potential war dominated the attention of nearly 2,000 Democrats at the annual state party convention.
However, the victory over England dominated the attention of the Australian public and some newspapers decried the focus on cricket when important matters were being discussed.
Although the costs and benefits of carotenoid pigments for male coloration have dominated the attention of behavioral ecologists, carotenoids have the potential to shape female choice behavior, through their direct influence on female physiology.
The Olympics are a signature event that dominates the attention of the world unlike anything else.
Why, in the midst of war and recession, does Enron so dominate the attention of Capitol Hill and the media?
There are both financial and economic reasons that American stock markets dominate the attention of traders everywhere, analysts say.
"As in the past two campaigns," the Washington Post reported yesterday, "four big states — Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio and Florida — are expected to dominate the attention of the candidates".
All media is now in competition for attention, and online it is the Facebook-owned Instagram and Snapchat that are currently dominating the attention of younger generations.
The war in Iraq continued to dominate the attention of newspaper editorialists around the world, as the following excerpts of commentary from the past week demonstrates.
