"dominating focus" is correct in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an aspect of something that is of primary or central importance. For example: "The dominating focus of the meeting was how to increase profits."
Ubiquitous AR (mobile AR, smart glasses) could drive $85 billion to $90 billion revenue by 2022, dominating focused VR (mobile, console/PC, standalone) with $10 billion to $15 billion in the same time frame.
In FG2 GPs still dominated focus group responses, but also actively encouraged those present (including a practice and health visitor) to participate in the discussion.
Although competitive sports and winning was identified as a motivator in the survey, particularly for men, it was seen as a major discouragement for many in the (female dominated) focus group discussions.
Since 2015 we've said that ubiquitous AR could dominate focused VR long-term.
They also observed that e-cigarette marketing is increasingly "social image dominated"—focusing less on spruiking the supposed health benefits of vaping.
Gender has dominated the focus on diversity and has obscured wider inequalities of ethnicity, disability and sexuality.
Christiania's creativity and experimentation has always existed, but the presence of Pusher Street has dominated the focus.
But this year, economic issues — which had initially dominated the focus of Mr. Perry's campaign — remain the overwhelming concern for voters.
Such an effort dominated the focus of the Army-centric senior leadership in the AFP, but the territorial concerns continued to grow.
Peterson won his first three Test caps in November of last year, including a duel with Fiji's Leone Nakarawa, a soon-to-be Warriors teammate - now it is the World Cup, beginning in September, together with fresh pastures that dominates his focus.
