"forensic attention" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the close examination of evidence or facts in order to answer questions or solve a problem. For example, "The police gave the crime scene forensic attention in order to determine what had happened."
He possessed a forensic attention to detail.
Colin paid forensic attention to detail and memory.
He said Alfredson's' "absolutely forensic attention to detail" had been the making of the film.
To begin with, it's a book that complements its predecessor's interest in entertainment by paying forensic attention to boredom.
However, the obstacles indicated by the week's tricky planetary activity will require both patience and forensic attention to detail.
Dignified, genuine and understated with a forensic attention to detail are all terms used to describe his business methods.
Special attention is paid to mental disorder as a cause of impaired decision-making capacity and to the consequences of applying incapacity principles to forensic care.
Brian Nelson spent five years meticulously reconstructing the events of that weekend, interviewing all the key participants with a forensic scientist's attention to detail, on his way to producing "The Silence and The Scorpion".
"Too many important stories get 'drive-by' coverage, when what they deserve after the big moment is patient attention, forensic reporting which reveals injustice, or gives a voice to the silenced.
All of these things are definitely coming, but Apple could always sneak a feature or two in there under the radar, though it isn't very likely given the forensic level of attention paid to iOS 6 beta releases.
After all 14 known victims were placed in coffins, the forensic workers turned attention to the unknown.
