"the focuses of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a topic or topics in a sentence, for example: "The focuses of this essay are the challenges of global warming and its potential solutions."
So the focuses of the reviews are right and the findings should be heeded by school leaders.
Indeed, one of the focuses of American diplomacy should be to try to get Arab governments — and Arab public opinion — to speak out about Darfur.
Following widespread coverage of the costs of new and refurbished stadiums, the football tournament has been one of the focuses of the protests.
One of the focuses of MDG8 is official development assistance (ODA), with particular emphasis on aid to the least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing states.
And it's safe to say that intimacy, rather than monolithic spectacle, is one of the focuses of the tried-and-true production of the piece at the Amato Opera, since the theater seats 107 people.
One of the focuses of anecdote is the great Victorian naturalist Frank Buckland, surgeon to the 2nd Life Guards, author of Curiosities of Natural History and pioneering inspector of salmon fisheries.
"If one of the focuses of this government is getting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people employed and staying within the workforce then one would have thought we'd have seen a larger outcome of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations funded under this strategy.
They said that Edwards, who worked as a midwife and a "nit nurse", never expressed any political opinions and lived a frugal life with her neat semi-detached council home, neighbourhood church and a local tearoom the focuses of her unassuming existence.
The idea of inclusive capitalism, and one of the focuses of this conference, is the ways in which we as an industry can work together to promote responsible behaviour to underpin the fairness and integrity of the system, and safeguard the interests of the people and companies working in it.
Scrutiny in recent days has focused on deals between the city pension funds, overseen by Mr. Thompson, and the Quadrangle Group, a private equity firm whose deals are one of the focuses of parallel corruption inquiries by Mr. Cuomo's office and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
On Wednesday, a Senate Armed Services subcommittee plans to hold a hearing on sexual assaults in the military, the first Senate hearing on the issue in nearly a decade, and Colonel Wilkerson's case is expected to be one of the focuses of the hearing.
