"focus falls" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe when someone's attention or concentration shifts away from a particular subject or task in a particular moment. For example, "When the conversation shifted to a new topic, the focus fell away from the original discussion."
But for now, my focus falls on the quiet man: Lester Freamon.
Its babbling mesmerizes me.. My focus falls on a single shimmering spot of reflected sunlight in the brook.
But in later life (not that we know quite when Moroni died: it may have been 1579 or 1580) he drops the background context so that the focus falls entirely and intensively on the individual.
"I understand the point but the focus falls short of what is going to lead any of us to a better path," says Smith. "Fundamentally, technology companies are reacting to not just a business but a societal imperative.
When the focus falls behind the retina, the image of the distant point is again a circle on the retina; and the farsighted eye is said to have too little dioptric power.
During my visit, many people expressed curiosity about jobs where the focus falls squarely on educating undergraduates, and where research is performed in a very different environment than they're used to.
Until a year ago, however, the focus fell exclusively on Russia.
With the focus falling on the defense again this week, does the team's lack of a coherent attack cause concern?
In that school, the focus fell on the sacred, what the German theologian Rudolf Otto called "the idea of the Holy".
With the Giants' defense stringing together another full-game effort, focus fell back to the stop-and-go offense.
Robinson has done his best to rip up that playbook in the time since, with much of that focus falling on Morales.
