"rising focus" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe something that has increased in attention, recognition, or intensity. For example, "In recent weeks, the rising focus on health and safety has made a positive difference in the workplace."
"We do see a rising focus on the U.S.," Weimann told me.
Two sectors benefitted from a rising focus on clean transportation, particularly in the United States.
Compressed sensing (CS) is a rising focus in recent years for its simultaneous sampling and compression of sparse signals.
There is rising focus towards use of art collections to attain a sense of personal and communal contentment among families that have exceptional art investment.
The new additions to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles reflect the "rising focus of church leadership on the world outside the United States, where the church is growing most rapidly," Mormon scholar Matthew Bowman, of Henderson State University, told the AP. .
A third popular argument for why house prices can keep rising focuses on supply constraints.
Now, activist Eve Ensler has turned it into a movement called One Billion Rising, focused on ending the violence that impacts more than 1 billion women around the world.
In addition, the application of CS theory to the field of speech signal processing is becoming a rising research focus.
Meanwhile a senior party figure has said people earning £60,000 were "not rich" and the tax rise focus should be "the privileged few rifght at the top".
Revisiting the territory of Locke's Orange prize-shortlisted Black Water Rising, Pleasantville focuses on the case of a missing girl during a contentious mayoral campaign.
Why or why not? 2. As a class, read and discuss the first section (23 paragraphs) of "When the Joneses Wear Jeans" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20050531tuesday.html), ending at the first subsection, "Falling Prices, Rising Debt," focusing on the following questions: a.
