"intentionally focus on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to stress the purposeful nature of your focus or concentration on something. For example, "I'm going to intentionally focus on improving my language skills this year."
For example, writers might intentionally focus on the real or the research world context in order to better establish a niche for their own investigations, and it would be easier to compare these two different evaluative roles if it was impossible for any stretch of text to belong to both.
My ear loves sounds made with words, and in a few of the poems from Works & Days, I intentionally focus on the marriage of the rhythmic and the sonic.
Redesign schools to create time for collaboration: OECD studies show that higher-performing countries intentionally focus on creating teacher collaboration that results in more skillful teaching and strong student achievement.
In October 2015, Women@ThomsonReuters, started to intentionally focus on engaging men by co-hosting a program on behalf of the Wall Street Women's Alliance, which is a center of excellence for women's business resource groups (BRG) within Financial Services.
This, however, almost never occurs in the experiments presented in this section, since we intentionally focus on the situations were the GPD approximation can be useful.
This participant hints at the intricate relationship between CRNAs and anaesthesiologists, in that they intentionally focus on the well being of the patient and providing high quality care, which diffuses conflict in the operating room [ 18].
Caveats arise not only from the evolutionary aspects but also the cis-regulatory aspects of the model, which are far from being fully characterized, even though we intentionally focused on one of the best characterized regulatory systems here.
"We intentionally focused on this early phase of passionate love.
Ms. Laidi said that she intentionally focused on the lives of those who were killed rather than on their deaths.
I was aware that my education had intentionally focused on the humanities and ignored economics and business and those practical subjects.
The point of view is pragmatic, intentionally focusing on simple but efficient methods.
