The phrase "one-sided focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where one aspect of a topic or subject is given more attention than others. For example, "The professor's one-sided focus on the economic effects of the policy ignored its social consequences."
When it comes to American households, economists have had a pretty one-sided focus on the asset side.
A statement from one of the respondents in the survey illustrates the problem with the logic of washing-out lean: "(there is) a danger of (creating) a one-sided focus on process leaving out the corresponding focus on change in structure (restructuring) and change management.
But the actual result was a one-sided focus on "gender identity" at the expense of bread and butter issues.
A one-sided focus on Nato's wrongs, to the neglect of a far more brutal set of killers, is a tad hypocritical.
Due to their predominance, this examination will confine itself to the EC and the WTO regulations, which generally make incomplete distinctions between national tax arrangements and tax subsidies, resulting in a rather one-sided focus on economic equality.
Several trends — changes in relative power in China's favor, the one-sided focus on the military aspect of America's Asia pivot, escalating territorial disputes that could drag in the United States and China's military modernization — are exacerbating mutual distrust.
In this respect, it is somewhat unfortunate that analyses of marriage (timing or formation) have often been one-sided, focusing either on men or on women.
So far, these neighborhood advocates say, the public debate has been one-sided, focused only on the complaints of merchants.
Mark Hauser, CEO of UT's University Lands Office, said that while school officials had not seen the report and had not had time to read it closely, it appeared very "one-sided, focusing primarily on fracking, which brings its validity into question".
Even some Palestinian politicians who said they opposed attacks on civilians shied away from the petition, calling it one-sided for focusing on Palestinian attacks.
Later work re-interpreted these results as a tendency to test ideas in a one-sided way, focusing on one possibility and ignoring alternatives.
