The phrase "focus on the project" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific action or behavior of directing one's attention and efforts towards a project. Example sentence: "We need to make sure our team members are all focused on the project and not getting sidetracked by other tasks."
Over the course of a year, the children attended daily practices, which included meditation and team-building activities, and at one point moved into Manav Sadhna quarters to focus on the project.
A director once told me that Americans focus on a scene whereas Brits focus on the project as a whole.
Four months ago, Ms. Merkel pledged a renewed focus on the project, which had become less of a priority in the face of Europe's pressing sovereign debt crisis.
He made only indirect reference to the Keystone XL pipeline, suggesting the Republicans were misguided to focus on the project: "Let's set our sights higher than a single oil pipeline".
So they decided to set a flat rate based on an hourly fee, which they do not disclose to customers, because they want clients to focus on the project, not on the time it will take.
Another aide to Mr. Pataki who worked on the legislation and spoke on the condition of anonymity said that the changes had to be made so soon after the first bill was proposed because of the intense public focus on the project.
The main focus of the project is on the electricity sector.
The focus of the project is mainly on the integration and interaction of all involved subsystems.
To encourage collaboration and focus on the projects, the pupils were placed in mixed-school groups.
"The reason we did was to focus on the projects that we are currently involved in with government and industry partners that focus on the carbon capture and sequestration and clean coal technologies," he said.
But that forecast turned worse by the afternoon, and in any case officials urged residents all along the Gulf Coast not to focus on the projected intensity, or even the location of landfall.
