'lasting attention' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to talk about the attention someone or something continues to receive even after a period of time has passed. For example, you could say, "Prince's music has received lasting attention over the past 40 years."
All five share a fear that they don't exist unless someone is paying attention to them, but since the possibility of lasting attention seems remote, they use style and taste to give shape to their lives: I like small, orderly things I can contain, one says, explaining why he has cut himself off from his friends.
"Preserving the option of long-term foundations is important, as new foundations won't necessarily attend to those ongoing problems" like income and racial inequality, which need lasting attention, said Susan V. Berresford, the president of the Ford Foundation.
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Many victims of the disaster were commemorated, but Sánchez in particular has attracted lasting attention in popular poetry, novels, and music.
It has reclaimed our voice, the voice of the 99percentt, and it has the potential to achieve the necessary lasting attention to ignite the change we believe in.
Both other governments and his own officials will soon learn to discount rash statements that are not followed up by action or even lasting presidential attention.
At last, attention is being paid to a tough, uncompromising drama (which is also a doozy of an action movie) about the realities of combat on the ground.
The first hit for "Molly Zametkin" on Google reads: "At last attention shifts to girls," and within the description the letters "ADHD" jump right off the page.
At last, attention is brought to the possibility of transformation of laminar compounds of thin layers into ordered structures of micropores and mesopores under the influence of interlayer template species.
When I'd last paid attention to this band in '94, they were merely a gimmicky pep-punk act.
"In honesty, some of the initiative's work will require long-lasting attention and is unsusceptible to any quick fix," Brodhead wrote.
