"maintain attention to" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to continue focusing or paying attention to something. Example: During the lecture, it is important to maintain attention to the speaker in order to fully understand the lesson.
Thus, college students with high levels of self-regulation are less likely to text during class and more likely to maintain attention to classroom learning.
Imaging children, especially with developmental disorders, requires extra considerations related to hyperactivity, anxiety and the ability to perform and maintain attention to the fMRI paradigm.
This test allows the evaluation of deficits of selective attention, which is the capacity to maintain attention to a given target in the presence of distraction, or to take into account one dimension of the stimulus, ignoring the other dimension.
Sustained attention, which will be the focus of the present experiment, refers to the ability to maintain attention to a particular stimulus or location for prolonged periods of time.
However, the vast majority of electrophysiology experiments use extensive pre-training, and it seems sensible to suggest, therefore, that the findings from those studies relate to the way in which neurons within this network maintain attention to, and solve, routine, habitual problems.
Throughout the analysis we sought to maintain attention to the role and position of participants (Haitian government official, international NGO worker, etc).
My husband has always maintained attention to balance in the farm enterprises and has helped me keep that in focus.
Implementing a strategy that reacts to the participants' behavior maintains attention to the partner type.
Two sizes of visual target - a standard target and a large diameter target (LDT) - were presented as part of the novel stereoscopic SL task to ensure that participants maintained attention to the stimuli [34] (see Figure 1c and Methods).
It might be that the deficit that characterizes neglect is an impairment in a unitary mechanism that involves maintaining attention to spatial locations.
Some but not all clinicians sustain a patient-centred approach through creative and flexible use of the template, while maintaining attention to the patient's narrative.
