The phrase "text focuses" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the main theme or subject of a written work, such as a book, article, or essay. It can also refer to the primary topic or idea being discussed in a particular section or paragraph of a text. Example: The text focuses on the cultural significance of food in different societies, exploring how traditional dishes reflect the values and beliefs of a community.
This accessible text focuses on the behavioural and physiological mechanisms which facilitate adaptation and on the evolutionary process that ensues.
This text focuses on the analysis of a large data set obtained from installed siphonic roof drainage systems.
As you explain it, the book, which includes your photographs and text, focuses on Westchester's dwindling supply of undeveloped land like farmlands and nature preserves.
The text focuses on how students can incorporate research into their daily practice while considering the newest trends and research.
While this text focuses on viruses of humans and other animals, viruses infect organisms of all types, from bacteria to fungi to plants.
And although the text focuses on Mr. Ferrer's accomplishments, it also makes a direct appeal to ethnic pride with its tag line, a reference to the many millions Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is spending on his campaign.
To provide a context for this discussion, the text focusses on a specific problem: the selection of energy saving building components.
Instead, Mr. Bush hewed to his text, focusing on the need to take chances -- even if, like his apparent tactic of courting conservatives at the expense of moderates, they do not work out quite as planned.
And yet Smiley's catalogue text focusses narrowly on its cartographic qualities — the fact that it got the relationship between the Connecticut and Merrimack Rivers right — and on its role in a boundary dispute between colonists.
SQL @ live.se is an Arabic hacker crew whose.se defacement text focused on Israel rather than Sweden.
Before now, a text focusing solely on injuries to the clavicle may have seemed like an impossibility.
