"losing attention" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: The speaker noticed that the audience was losing attention during his presentation, so he tried to make it more engaging.
"He's indefatigable in terms of being a hard worker, putting in incredible hours, focusing and never losing attention," Mr. Mutterperl says.
In addition, losing attention time to WhatsApp and Instagram is not catastrophic for Mark Zuckerberg's company: both are already owned by Facebook.
As Jeff began to understand the way that his fear of losing attention as a child was undermining the tone he set internally on the job, he was able to become a more powerful listener and land the promotion he deserved.
The goal is clear: YouTube wants to keep all that action within its own platform, rather than losing attention to others when they want to chat about a video they just saw and enjoyed.
We prepared for a noisy group who would lose attention.
If Mr. Obama loses, attention will shift to Mrs. Clinton almost immediately.
Ms. Piazza developed a strategy of flattering an actor until she sensed that the handler had lost attention.
If he loses, attention will immediately turn to which Democrat might be able to pick up the pieces from the deep disappointment of his one term.
Then suddenly he's back in the spotlight, or what survives of him is, with scholars scrambling to make up for lost attention and time.
I get my best work done when I wander or linger on stations I normally loathe, because I'm not afraid to lose attention.
He painted a picture of a system rooted in the "pseudoscience" of broadcasting, analysing and applying lessons from digital information about audience behaviour – down to the point, to a split second, at which test groups switch off, or lose attention.
