"placing attention" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to consciously direct or focus one's attention on something. Example: During the mindfulness exercise, the instructor instructed us to practice placing attention on our breath, rather than letting our thoughts wander.
In "Cutaways," Kurant switches gears from literature to film, placing attention on work, characters and credits that never make it to the screen.
However, in addition to lower skillfulness, Swiss nurses also reported less formal training than physicians: placing attention on a training gap between front-line providers, which could explain their lower skillfulness.
Which places attention back in the ring, where British boxers were in action this week at the Strandja Cup in Bulgaria.
To be successful, physician practice groups need to place attention on the practical aspects of EHR implementation.
They address the major advances and challenges in the area, placing special attention to the literature on tools for processing texts written in Portuguese, which need further progress.
As Sandberg said on the earnings call, when you compare where people are placing their attention to where dollars are going, Facebook is "still under-indexed".
They're already blocking each other, meaning you'd be better off placing your attention elsewhere.
A place "Attention, please.
For "Spotlight," the absence of style — the style of no style, of a literal-minded and earnest realism that conveys the idea of the story without reaching into its further implications — places attention squarely on what the movie is about.
This instrument contains questions relating to orientation to place, attention, calculation and recall.
These included orientation to place, attention and calculation and complex command - writing a sentence of own choice.
