increasing focus

[ɪnˈkriːsɪŋ ˈfoʊkəs]
noun phrasepl: increasing focuses
foco crescente
1. A growing concentration of attention, resources, or effort on a particular subject, goal, or area
There is an increasing focus on sustainable practices in the fashion industry.
Há um foco crescente em práticas sustentáveis na indústria da moda.
2. A progressive shift in emphasis or priority towards something specific
The company's increasing focus on digital transformation has improved efficiency.
O foco crescente da empresa na transformação digital melhorou a eficiência.
3. An upward trend in the amount of attention given to a particular issue or topic
There is an increasing focus on mental health awareness among young adults.
Existe um foco crescente na conscientização da saúde mental entre jovens adultos.
This phrase is commonly used in both American and Brazilian professional contexts, particularly in business, technology, education, and policy discussions. In Brazil, it reflects the growing emphasis on modernization and contemporary issues. It is a neutral, formal expression widely accepted in academic writing and corporate communications.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
growing emphasisgreater concentrationheightened attentionrising priorityenhanced focus
Antonyms / Antônimos
decreasing focuswaning attentiondiminishing emphasisreduced concentration

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
foco crescente
Standard expression used in business and academic contexts
São Paulo
foco crescente / maior ênfase
Common in corporate and business environments
Rio de Janeiro
foco crescente / atenção maior
Widely understood but may use alternative phrasings
Portugal
foco crescente / enfoque crescente
Slightly more formal; enfoque is often preferred in European Portuguese

Related Words

concentrationemphasisattentionprioritizationdirectionobjective

Related Idioms & Phrases

put focus on
shift focus to
zero in on
home in on
bring into focus
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