"focuses on examining" is a perfectly valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to indicate that someone or something is concentrating on analyzing a certain topic. For example: "This study focuses on examining the effects of climate change on coastal ecosystems."
Regardless of the likely challenges of pursuing one, a comprehensive redesign -- one that focuses on examining processes, infrastructure and the internal approaches that drive each business -will alleviate operational duplication and create real economies of scale from realigned products and services that ultimately benefit employees, customers, and the consumer.
This paper focuses on examining the power consumption of a routing node in ICN.
Hence, the paper focuses on examining the challenges and prospects of applying AMP in a highway maintenance agency or department.
Our research focuses on examining other methods to do performance analysis and functional analysis, and trying to combine the two.
First, the "cognitive component skill approach" focuses on examining whether general cognitive measures capture expertise differences in sport (e.g., [12, 13]).
While most literature has focused on the motivations or antecedents of knowledge sharing, this study focuses on examining two characteristics of knowledge sharing behavior, frequency and originality.
Moreover, we focus on examining the difference between EG and GOx surfaces in one substrate, simultaneously.
Not being a real collector beyond my childhood, and instead focusing on examining the cards I do have, I honestly don't covet any cards in particular.
Pentagon officials confirmed that the Special Forces soldiers were focused on examining materials recovered from the caves and positioning themselves to call in daily airstrikes.
