The phrase "a strong sensitivity to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's heightened awareness or responsiveness to certain stimuli, emotions, or situations.
Example: "Her strong sensitivity to the needs of her colleagues makes her an excellent team leader."
Alternatives: "a heightened awareness of" or "a keen sensitivity to".
There is a strong sensitivity to the component efficiencies.
This work clearly reveals the dielectric properties of BTS films exhibited a strong sensitivity to crystal orientation.
This model describes the compressive mean stress behavior very well, and predicts a strong sensitivity to tensile mean stresses.
The results suggest that the cracking behavior of Al Si coating after austenization shows a strong sensitivity to tensile deformation.
Finally, it has been found that there is a strong sensitivity to very small modifications of some system parameters.
It was found that the composite showed a strong sensitivity to the amount of transverse loading when tested using the rotating beam method.
The balanced gene groups are enriched for a multitude of regulatory functions and indicate a stronger sensitivity to gene dosage effects for the main regulatory networks.
Besides, the IB source estimate is more sensitive to the sound speed while the matched-field processing methods have a stronger sensitivity to the water depth: this result can guide the choice of source localization method in different cases of model parameter uncertainties.
This suggests that the mechanisms of resistance to xenobiotics such as air pollutants may be altered in the case of IUGR induced by a poor diet, and gives some support to a stronger sensitivity to air pollutants for fetuses exposed to other environmental stressors.
Waldo's first music therapist reported he responded "positively to music and music activities, demonstrating a particularly strong sensitivity to the elements of melody, rhythm, and sung speech".
The high-angle annular dark-field (HAADF) detector collects Rutherford scattering from the atomic nuclei, producing an image with strong sensitivity to atomic number Z, often called a Z-contrast image.
