The phrase "a sensitivity for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express an awareness or understanding of the feelings, needs, or perspectives of others.
Example: "She has a sensitivity for the struggles faced by marginalized communities, which informs her advocacy work."
Alternatives: "an awareness of" or "a keen understanding of".
The second gas analyzer was the landfill GA2000 Plus multi-gas detector by Geotech® Leamington Spa, UK, equipped with a H2-sensitive electrochemical cell with a sensitivity for H2 ranging from 1 to 1100 ppm.
There's a particular sensibility — a braveness of color, a sensitivity for line".
There didn't seem to be a sensitivity for what these people were going through.
Her pieces brim with quiet drama and a sensitivity for space and the way moving dancers inhabit it.
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His best designs are enlivened by a sensitivity for the tactile qualities — the textures of materials, the play of light — that engage you physically and mentally and bring architecture to life.
"That's where we've felt the absence of Lula, because Lula is a great leader, with fantastic instincts and a sensitivity for dialogue".
The three artists were chosen because of their established relationships with the museum and because they all share a sensitivity for revealing hidden meanings and associations between artworks, Mr. Snyder said.
It will execute observations of astronomical objects with a sensitivity for point sources as faint as 1/100,000 of the Crab nebula at >10keV.
Desirable characteristics of corporate identity are a high quality mentality, supreme products, financial stability, an excellent working environment, as well as a sensitivity for CSR aspects (Einwiller and Will 2002).
Simply put, natural selection is an algorithm, as undeniable as algebra or Newtonian physics, and if conveyed with a sensitivity for cultural differences, people cannot help but acknowledge its explanatory scope.
