"nationally focused" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something or someone that has a focus on the nation as a whole. Example: The government's new policy is nationally focused, aiming to address issues that affect the entire country rather than just one region.
Goodwill is also an activation partner of Got Your 6, a nationally focused collective campaign led by the entertainment industry and national nonprofits, with the goal of placing 500,000 veterans in sustainable employment.
He compared the situation to the Republic of Ireland where the national broadcaster shows BBC shows including EastEnders as well as more nationally focused material.
Breaking out of nationally focused debates on strategy, however passionate, appears urgent.
The nationally focused USA Today has put them in the teams-to-watch category.
Wouldn't a cuts programme determined by a nationally focused consultation exercise be another example of centralism rather than localism?
Magic Breakfast is the UK's leading school breakfast club charity and we run 45 school breakfast clubs in the north (and over 200 nationally), focused on inner-city Sheffield, Rotherham, Bradford, Leeds, Blackburn, Manchester and Liverpool.
Burke Harris is known for her work championing children's health in California and nationally, focusing on stress and adverse childhood events (ACEs) as causes of childhood and adult illness.
A handful of incidents involving SCOPs in Virginia and nationally have focused attention on the training and oversight of private police.
She has played an important role in promoting UNICEF's Girl's and Boy's Empowerment Movement clubs at schools nationally and focuses much of her UNICEF-work on the well-being of adolescents, particularly adolescent girls.
But his nationally televised address focused largely on Iraq.
The comedian Lenny Bruce was arrested in 1964 for using obscenities at Cafe au Go Go at 152 Bleecker and was convicted after a nationally publicized trial focused on the First Amendment.
