The phrase "focus given" is not correct and not commonly used in written English.
You would typically use "given focus" or "focused on" in a sentence. Example: The program focuses on providing support for individuals who lack resources.
An obvious initial focus, given City's ownership, will be on the Middle East.
She noted noted the recent emphasis on hand size, and even the intense focus given to Florida senator Marco Rubio's heeled boots.
William McGrath, the chief executive, said: The generation of cash was the big achievement of 2009 and that remains the focus given the caution needed in the current market.
This month, with all my focus given to recipes, collecting appropriate props, making lists and prepping my ingredients, I haven't managed to grab a spare moment to read anything new.
The more focus given to testing the more likely it is that things that cannot be easily tested, for example social and emotional outcomes or values, will be overlooked.
With that prediction having come true and then some, Mr. Dowd said in an interview that the Bush campaign now had to begin a methodical task of changing many of the perceptions created among voters by the intense focus given to the Democrats.
The isolating focus gives a certain grandeur to each image.
To use Bazin's terms, deep focus gives us the freedom to observe the characters' unfreedom.
The extraneous material blurs the book's focus, giving it a casualness which undermines the profundity of Booth's journey.
That focus gives NetShelter more of a "product and technology mindset," Nilforoush says.
That focus gave them unique positioning so they could stand out from a marketing perspective.
