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The phrase "focussed over" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "focused on" or "focused upon," which indicates concentration or attention directed towards something.
Example: "She is focused on her studies to achieve her academic goals."
Alternatives: "concentrated on" or "centered around.".
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Writer spoke with Peter Wexler, who designed the canvas-and-metal structure focussed over the performers.
The immensely likeable 29-year-old's own approach even seems to have become more focussed over the past 10 months, perhaps through a realisation that he can scale more epic heights than even he had acknowledged.
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A bill with cuts focused over two or three years would be more trustworthy.
The heaviest rainfall, to the tune of over 6 inches, focused over the Frederick-Burkittsville region.
9 06 am: Heaviest snow continues to lift north, now focused over northern suburbs.
Upstairs, a more polished dining room has buttery leather chairs and a cylindrical light fixture focused over each table.
Kirby and Muroy focused over the past two years on male rats after noticing the effects of mild stress on cagemate interactions.
Rain patterns that are currently focused over certain regions may shift, leaving entire regions without the resources they depend upon.
This new design concept yields ion mirrors with improved energy focusing over conventional single-field and multiple-field mirrors.
Overall we were serious and focused over the whole game.
This idling activity is called μ rhythm when focused over the somatosensory or motor cortex.
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