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The phrase "focus turned" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you need to express a change in someone or something's attention or concentration from one topic to another. For example, "When he heard the news, his focus turned to preparing for the upcoming storm."
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After their defeat, his focus turned to the Soviet Union.
Quickly, however, the focus turned to the experimenters themselves.
"When he's turned to face me the focus turned immediately to what was in his hand".
In the early 21st century Zhang's focus turned to martial-arts dramas.
His focus turned to electrical phenomena in physiology, mostly as related to the human heart.
But the Sept. 11 attacks derailed that push because the government's focus turned to border security.
When the offensive focus turned to Latrell Sprewell and Allan Houston, Ewing had trouble handling it.
As Button slipped into low gear, the focus turned to off-track shenanigans.
Most crucially, the focus turned from what was being painted to how it was painted.
The focus turned toward lasers after a portable hand-held laser system was patented in 1968.
As Sanchez's focus turned to football, the pretty boy turned in an ugly practice Thursday.
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