The phrase "needs extra attention" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe something that requires more focus or care than usual. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The new project proposal needs extra attention to detail before it can be presented to the board."
When asked what part of her game needs extra attention, she replied "everything," even though she put 71percentt of her first serves in, only one day after she landed only 52percentt, and even though she had only 15 unforced errors, nearly 20 fewer than she had on Sunday in a three-set victory over Yelena Likhovtseva.
Seesaw could reveal who needs extra attention without embarrassing children in front of the class.
Recent moms are a very special demographic that needs extra attention, yet those who are not moms or have adult children don't necessarily want to get together at work to speak about motherhood challenges.
Since we know from the literature that it is important to reach remission as soon as possible to avoid permanent damage, the so-called window of opportunity, non-adherence needs extra attention especially in the first year of treatment.
Documents like wills and trusts will need extra attention on both ends.
It matched Jenkins with other bright, talented students who needed extra attention and focus.
I knew that my sister needed extra attention, so I tried not to be any trouble.
The parents, meanwhile, who need extra attention from their children, inflict wounds, too.
"What we did is comparable to a 'whole body' scan to identify hotspots that may need extra attention," she said.
Do children who continually recoil from sights and sounds suffer from sensory problems — or just need extra attention?
It's bad for kids, who need extra attention and care in the crucial months after birth.
