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Discover LudwigThe phrase "which focused" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an action or idea that was previously discussed or indicated in the sentence. For example: "The company held several meetings this year, which focused on improving customer service."
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Its menu is more broadly Southern than that of Jacques-Imo's, which focused on Louisiana.
(The survey, which focused on larger countries, did not include Denmark).
The study, which focused on five federal biodefense agencies, will be made public on Tuesday.
No group took responsibility for the blasts, which focused on government-owned companies and public transportation.
Mr. Zeidan's lawyers believe that their legal strategy, which focused on openness, forced the government's hand.
The summit, which focused largely on nuclear disarmament, saw talks collapse at the last minute.
A taskforce was also set up which focused on helping students find alternative courses.
Sutzkever's work, which focused on his experiences of the Holocaust, was translated into 30 languages.
"Tramps," reckons Fungi, one of the principal characters from episode one, which focused on crime.
Some lawmakers heckled Mr. Sharon during his long speech, which focused on the Gaza issue.
He joined the Interact Club, which focused on community problems like homelessness.
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