"governmental focus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the attention and resources a government allocates to a certain issue or area of policy. For example, "The current governmental focus in this region is on providing better access to health care."
Heavy governmental focus on eliminating one pollutant can simply lead to levels of another soaring beyond all control.
New carriages, longer trains, more seats, bigger platforms – and later in the day, a fresh governmental focus on the wider quality of life as well.
The goal is to create a steady stream of money and a consistent governmental focus on a restoration project that will last years.
Emergency medicine is currently enjoying a governmental focus as part of the preparations towards the FIFA 2010 soccer World Cup.
There is little doubt that over time, and given the increased governmental focus on the low carbon economy, pressures are increasing on all firms, not just SMEs, to be engaged in activities such as low carbon initiatives, beyond their purely economic remit [11, 50].
Despite these stallions, the Haflinger breeding programs were not on solid footing in Austria, with governmental focus on other Austrian breeds and private breeding programs not large enough to influence national breeding practices.
This can help the state and other governmental agencies focus on the identified vulnerable spots to build public shelters and offer residential shelter grants.
Liquidity Services says most manufacturers, retailers and governmental agencies focus on procurement of new goods, but pay little attention to the "reverse supply chain"–the sale of returned products, overstock items, surplus material and what it delicately calls "end of life" goods, or what others might call junk.
It studies the effectiveness of governmental expenditures, focusing primarily on the executive branch.
The small-state product of immigrant grandparents and the son of a printer, Mr. Leahy has been more skeptical of governmental power, focusing on privacy protections and criminal justice.
Why is it that the death toll now is beyond 200, approaching 300, and they're still counting?" While the preachers wrestled with the big questions, governmental officials focused on more concrete matters.
