The phrase "focused gaze" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's intense or concentrated look, often implying deep thought or attention.
Example: "She had a focused gaze as she studied the complex equations on the board."
Alternatives: "intense stare" or "concentrated look."
Above the conference table, Michael Whouley, whip thin and balding, was all gravelly voice and fiercely focused gaze, but beneath it he was all motion.
Mr. Sinopoli, with his bushy hair and beard, the sweeping physicality of his conducting gestures and an intensely focused gaze framed by wire-rimmed glasses, was a formidable figure both on the podium and off.
Duncan, almost certainly a future Hall of Famer, has two primary looks: a plaintive, wide-eyed stare that he gives officials when he feels wronged and a focused gaze that hardly changes, whether his team is ahead by 9 points in overtime or trailing by 18 in the first half.
Personified in Lawrence's lithe movements and cool, focused gaze, Katniss is a brave, resourceful and independent-minded fighter; but she is also a troubled and vulnerably guilt-ridden human being.
The sanskrit term for a focused gaze is drishti.
From his focused gaze, one can only assume Barack applies the same attention and care he afforded our nation to the act of pleasuring a woman. .
One of the earliest pictures in the show is a double portrait of Brewster's father and stepmother, Ruth Avery Brewster: the father broad-faced, affable and distracted; the mother tense, focused, gazing straight out at the viewer.
Under his focussed gaze, characters take on uncanny, sometimes awesome, life, and, unlike most contemporary male playwrights, he can write memorable roles for women as well as men.
Gina Carano, an amateur of sorts, is a true professional fighter; she also has a remarkable, tightly focussed gaze that peeks with a laser-like penetration from beneath her brow and a throaty, grainy voice.
Its gaze focuses our gaze, its eyes are the centre of our attention, and the rest of it fades out into darkness and into the unknown.
Ness of Brodgar is a thin strip of green, barely wider than a football pitch, that has focused the gaze of the world's archaeology community on this verdant archipelago, which keeps a watch on Scotland off its northern coastline.
