The phrase "also be sensitive to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to consider or be aware of certain feelings, situations, or perspectives in addition to others.
Example: "In our discussions, we must also be sensitive to the cultural differences that may affect our understanding."
Alternatives: "also consider" or "also take into account".
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Guards must also be sensitive to a client's whims.
It should also be sensitive to ultra-high-energy neutrinos interacting with the lunar surface.
You need to be able to put your point across effectively and also be sensitive to other cultures".
He can also be sensitive to a perceived slight, said Ron Orem, a longtime customer and friend.
Detectors on the telescope would also be sensitive to radiation that is much farther into the infrared, or long-wavelength, part of the spectrum than Hubble can see.
But if bridge-building were actually your motivation, you'd also be sensitive to the fact that, oops, this isn't what we hoped to achieve, this is causing division rather than unification, and just relocate the center.
But we may also be sensitive to the cornucopia of diversion along the way, in a novel that after its start and finish were composed expanded mightily in its middle.
"Playing in a big band is different from being in a small group because you have to pay attention to more musicians and also be sensitive to all the different colorations of sound," he said.
The Justice Department may also be sensitive to criticism that in its pursuit of Bonds and Jones, it went after two of the most famous black athletes in the United States.
You should also be sensitive to the ways that acerbic questioners may be imitating aspects of their own rough treatment at the hands of (anonymous) peer reviewers or (named) book reviewers.
