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The phrase "a more receptive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's willingness to accept or consider new ideas, feedback, or changes.
Example: "After the meeting, I found the team to be a more receptive audience for our proposal."
Alternatives: "a more open" or "a more welcoming".
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This winter promises a more receptive response.
Preacher could not have launched to a more receptive audience at a more receptive time.
The D.S.A. shindig was a more receptive environment.
They could not have walked into a more receptive office.
In London, she finds a more receptive audience.
Add it all up and there has never been a more receptive moment for organic farming.
Now, with the industry's financial troubles, he may have a more receptive audience.
And she could not have asked for a more receptive audience.
Few Egyptians took this argument seriously, but it found a more receptive audience abroad.
"An engaged audience is a more receptive audience," Mr. Lindstrom said.
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This community could not have met a more receptive partner than Children's Health Fund.
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