The phrase "adaptable and sensitive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that is flexible and responsive to changes or emotions.
Example: "The new software is both adaptable and sensitive, allowing users to customize their experience based on their preferences."
Alternatives: "flexible and responsive" or "versatile and perceptive."
The image formed by an optical system is usually received by the eye, which is a remarkably adaptable and sensitive detector of radiation within the visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum.
In our study, in general, women centenarians were more adaptable and sensitive, kind and socially capable (high reward dependence) than men, while men scored higher in optimism than women.
The training methods make the intervention inherently adaptable and culturally sensitive.
At the same time, technological advances make existing systems obsolete while current consensus supports thinking in terms of sustainability, not just solving the problem now, but addressing longer time frames to make buildings and infrastructure adaptable, ecologically sensitive, and resilient to natural disasters, the effects of climate change, and even acts of terrorism.
The mechanics must match the medium: when it comes to cooking, Garcia needs something that is hyper-responsive, adaptable, and can be both strong and sensitive.
The synthesized radioactive thiol reagent [3H]CM-DTT proved to be very efficient and sensitive and should be adaptable to a wide range of routinely utilized laboratory approaches in many fields of the biological sciences.
Act romantic and sensitive.
The Tae-Yang type is an originative, independent, charismatic and creative person focusing on achievement compared to the Tae-Eum type who is more likely to be conservative, withdrawn, warm, adaptable, reflective, positive, sensitive to others and endurable and preferring stability.
These strategies are adaptable and can be applied to harvest and storage of other time-sensitive labile tissues from animals and plants.
