The phrase "focused on researching" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is engaged in a process of studying and investigation. For example, "She is a dedicated scientist, focused on researching new ways to improve public health."
While that experience put green activism on his radar, the real tipping point was an internship focused on researching Detroit's history as a fresh food desert.
The CoRISpe represents a novel approach to HIV research that might be of general interest not only for basic and clinical research teams working with HIV, but also for those groups trying to establish large networks focused on researching specific clinical problems.
His work as a clinician and scholar inform one another and he has focused on researching mental health services delivery, epidemiology/pharmacoepidemiology, and psychiatric co-morbidity.
The report's principal recommendations focused on researching the continent's role in global climate change.
"While the scientific and political discussions on climate change continue, Southern Company is focused on researching, developing and deploying innovative energy technologies to deliver clean, safe, reliable and affordable electricity to customers".
"We've frankly been so focused on researching candidates and answering voters' concerns that we have not been out there letting people know that we aren't a government organization and we don't have buckets of money to fall back on".
Meanwhile, many researchers focused on research about the theory of fractional stochastic differential equations.
Several companies have focused on research into new technologies, including solar energy, Mr. Huang said.
Traditionally, universities have focused on research and innovations by graduate students and faculties.
The division will be focused on research into consumer behavior to identify cultural and societal trends.
