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"public's attention" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the collective attention of the general public on a particular topic or issue. For example: "The mayor's decision to cut spending attracted the public's attention."
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"She's captured the public's attention.
If the publicity stunt does not attract the public's attention, then nothing else matters.
Now it's Vieques that has captured the public's attention.
It's alarming, but it does get the public's attention".
"It's a great tool for getting the public's attention," he said.
"It's done a lot to bring these works to the public's attention," Ms. Newman said.
It seems to have caught the public's attention.
But something about the recent crime caught the public's attention.
His brother, by contrast, embraces the public's attention.
But slowly, more cases are coming to the public's attention.
Mr. Marsalis, 38, first grabbed the public's attention in 1979.
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