The phrase "overwhelmingly focus on" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a strong or predominant emphasis on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The report overwhelmingly focuses on the impact of climate change on coastal cities."
Alternatives: "primarily concentrate on" or "predominantly emphasize"
Economists overwhelmingly focus on the supply of potential participants, leaving the demand side the numbers of available jobs in need of "more research attention," he said.
At the other end of the security scale, Mexico ranked as least prepared to cope with the cyber threat - a situation which is blamed on the country's authorities needing to overwhelmingly focus on the country's gang and drugs problems.
What motivated you to write about this aspect of women's lives in The Friendship Fix? Dr.Bonior: I was struck by the fact that self-development books (in addition the media, as you mentioned!) seem to overwhelmingly focus on romantic and family relationships, as if friendships don't really matter to well-being.
StanChart is overwhelmingly focused on Asia and Africa; only 3% of its staff are in Britain.
But this new indicator is overwhelmingly focused on the recording rather than the doing – process rather than outcomes again.
Instead of small government and fiscal conservatism, Santorum overwhelmingly promoted — and the public overwhelmingly focused on — his apparent obsession with sex and religion.
Although the Black Lives Matter hashtag was created by three black women, the movement has overwhelmingly focussed on black male deaths.
Watch President Bush's campaign ads, and it's clear that he's overwhelmingly focused on the war on terrorism -- in 2001, he called it "my primary focus".
So while the solution seems to be locking up more blackfellas, while it is overwhelmingly focused on "punishment", the reality is far more complex.
"In terms of the numbers game, it's been overwhelmingly focused on the full-time numbers, to the exclusion of a sector of society where it really matters.
A few cognitive and emotional development studies dealt with adults, but these were overwhelmingly focused on high-functioning autistics and people with Asperger's syndrome.
