"focus more efforts" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to put more effort or emphasis on something. Example: "In order to achieve our goal, we need to focus more efforts on our marketing strategy."
One reader, Cosima Barlett, asked why the foundation, and Mr. Kristof, don't focus more efforts and resources domestically.
The Americans also said it would allow the military to focus more efforts on Sunni guerrillas, who still dominate parts of northern Iraq.
After the "disappointing" alfalfa decision, he said, the company decided to focus more efforts on labeling transgenic food, rather than trying to stop or slow its arrival into the food supply.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration said Tuesday that it would move hundreds of federal agents to the country's southern border to prevent a spillover of drug-related violence from Mexico, and that it would focus more efforts on stopping weapons and money from flowing south.
After a series of discussions with officers at various bank branches, and support from evidence of financial system wide outstanding loan values, actively traded Philippine Universal Banks tend to focus more efforts on making consumer loans (such as those for housing and cars).
The United States, while maintaining an excellent exchange program, needs to focus more efforts and resources toward empowering young people from the U.S. to not just experience foreign cultures but to engage in dialogue about pressing global issues.
With more accurate statistics and better-trained health care providers, the aim is to focus more effort on awareness and education about the risks of diabetes.
United States and Colombian officials acknowledge the problem of the displaced but say they must focus more effort on finding new homes, jobs and alternative crops for coca growers and other people who will see their livelihoods and homes affected by the fighting.
This actually allows him to focus more effort and time on the craftsmanship parts like inlays and custom bodies and detail work.
In the long run, he says, the scientific community should probably focus more effort on preventing research misconduct in the first place, although post-publication "detection will always remain important".
We must focus more effort on the forgotten children.
