"focus on different aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it when you want to target specific areas or topics for discussion. For example, "We should focus on different aspects of the project, such as budget, timeline, and resources."
Because different formal methods focus on different aspects of systems, only one single method is still difficult to cope very well with the posed challenge.
You get to pick one of four coaches who focus on different aspects of the language and help you to improve where you see fit.
Each chapter will focus on different aspects of psychological flexibility, and will include one and sometimes three different practices you can do at home.
In addition, countries may focus on different aspects of drowning for their prevention programmes and therefore require differing levels of specificity in the ICD-10 codes.
As various scholars focus on different aspects of movements, different schemes of classification emerge.
The chapters of this book focus on different aspects of conflict in organizations.
Accordingly, occupant protection strategies focus on different aspects to improve side impact safety.
Product- and service-design methods traditionally focus on different aspects and use specific models which are difficult to integrate.
Specialist operator Naturetrek (01962 733 051; naturetrek.co.uk) runs three naturalist escorted small group tours that focus on different aspects of the state's flora and fauna.
Although your primary-care physician may know you well, a specialist may not — at least not at first — and may focus on different aspects of the treatment.
But a new study by Dr. Konold concluded that parents and teachers focus on different aspects of children, with teachers more attuned to external behavior and parents more sensitive to emotional states.
