The phrase "focus revolves around" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a central concept or idea that all other ideas are based off of. For example, you could say "The focus of the discussion revolves around the importance of sustainable energy."
Our focus revolves around consistent operating performance.
A second major research focus revolves around the treatment of co-morbid mood and personality disorders.
But Glympse's core focus revolves around these temporal shares, whereas Latitude has a lot of other things going on.
Even though its religious focus revolves around the Catholic Church, it can help also help us understand some unique features of Judaism.
The focus revolved around behaviors that portray a credible façade, thereby helping embodied conversational agents (ECAs) to form a successful cooperative dyad with users.
This year has a decidedly different flavor, with Connecticut traveling a bumpier road than usual, as John Altavilla describes in The Hartford Courant, and Tennessee's focus revolving around the future of ailing Coach Pat Summitt, even as the selection committee gave the Lady Vols a bit of nostalgia with a first-round game against Summitt's alma mater, Tennessee-Martin.
Late last week, I was driving my daughter to her play-based, shoe-optional, sugar-free preschool — a magical Arcadia where an actual chicken is free to roam and grow fat off Pirate's Booty, and where the major areas of academic focus revolve around turn-taking, problem-solving and the life story of Rosa Parks — when I experienced a moment of self-doubt so paralyzing I almost had to pull over.
Indeed the real war revolves around interrupting consumers' focus and concentration, even for a few seconds.
"White Chalk" revolves around isolation.
Every long-stay hotel revolves around rules.
The show, "Images of Americans on the Silver Screen," focuses on movies with story lines revolving around conflicts between races.
