The phrase "focus of blame" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to the person or thing that is most likely to be blamed for something. For example, "The police have shifted the focus of blame to the company for not maintaining proper safety standards."
The cheers were an acknowledgment that Rodriguez was once again the focus of blame.
In the aftermath of the 1985 riot, one focus of blame was the brutal modernist architecture.
He is at his own firm, Matrix Advisors, and - fairly or unfairly - remains the focus of blame for Lehman's demise.
While the focus of blame was on the violent fringe group or groups, the dark turn had an immediate effect on world markets.
Others have noted that only Palestinians had direct access to Mr. Arafat before his death, broadening the focus of blame for any possible poisoning.
Leaders will go on being the emblem of hope for survival as well as the focus of blame for financial and service failure.
But instead of focusing on blame, discussion leaders work to transform these stressful moments into an opportunity for clinicians from all disciplines to encourage and support one another.
Following the conviction of his killers a year later, the focus of the blame for his death fell on Sharon Shoesmith, Haringey's former director of children's services, who said that social workers had been unfairly singled out.
But while fans of Premier League clubs may rightfully direct the focus of their blame for uninspiring, and ultimately failed, managerial appointments on those with the briefcases and Bluetooth earpieces in the executive seats, Henry and F.S.G. should not be targeted in the same way.
Consequently, HFCS has been a particular focus of possible blame for the obesity epidemic.
"It is very dangerous for us as a society — I'm speaking of America — to focus on blaming others, because what you do then is you don't focus on your own practices," Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference here.
