"invariably focus" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that always receives attention or is the main point of emphasis. Example: In any successful business, customer satisfaction must invariably be the main focus.
In Goodyear's article, Obokata is introduced as "a stylish, self-possessed beauty," and her colleagues invariably focus on her femininity.
The problem is that we in journalism invariably focus on Africa's wars, poverty and humanitarian disasters, and aid agencies and academics do the same.
Sony watchers invariably focus on two traits: his interest in big ideas rather than details, and his talents as a global manager who embraces western business practices and talks up the Sony brand.
Political analysts and journalists, in judging a candidacy gone bad, invariably focus on its wrong turns, with a dash of the requisite infighting among powerful staff aides and complaints by contributors.
Unfortunately, discussions about the Bible and evolution almost invariably focus on a relative small segment of the biblical text; namely, the sections dealing with creation and their conflict, when read literally, with scientific views of the age and history of the Earth.
When the papers of record write and opine about mental illness, they invariably focus on incarceration.
While the plots are frequently complicated, Mr. Kollek invariably focuses on character and the odd things that happen to people who come to count on the unpredictable.
Marcus Roberts, DrugScope's chief executive, said: "Drug and alcohol policy and practice – and the attention of the media - invariably focuses on young people.
His camera invariably focuses on people, but it seeks them out in the context of their lives, perhaps in close-up, perhaps in wide shots, but always with the idea of telling a broader story.
You might imagine that years spent in some extremely challenging circumstances would take its toll, but when talking about natural disasters Lasse invariably focuses on the positive – on what can be achieved.
While invariably focused on research questions requiring more than descriptions of island lithology, these are often included as background details and were extracted to include in the database.
