The phrase "an existing sense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sense or understanding that is already present or established in a particular context.
Example: "In this discussion, we must consider an existing sense of community that has developed over the years."
Alternatives: "a current understanding" or "an established perception."
To be successful, it needs to be able to draw on an existing sense of community (rare in settlements of recently arrived migrants from the countryside), and on forceful and charismatic local leaders.The scope of such schemes, in any case, is limited to solving environmental problems caused by, and felt by, the community itself.
In listening, the taking of sound as music implies an already existing sense of what music is, something that makes it possible for us to take these sounds as music rather than noise.
To address this challenge, the authors have developed a radio frequency based indoor localization framework, for which novel algorithms were designed for two different situations: one where an existing sensing infrastructure exists in buildings and one where an ad-hoc sensing infrastructure must be deployed.
The security arrangements add edge to the existing sense of expectation at the prospect of meeting Malala Yousafzai and, in my case, her father.
There is a lot wrong with female socialization, but one thing we don't do a lot of is interrupt each other, and especially not to project a hologram right where someone else is standing that reinforces and coddles our existing sense of self.
This fundraising aspect is expected to appeal to participants' existing sense of duty to raise funds for cultural or local community events and other needs.
The most straightforward regulatory function of asRNA is its ability to hybridize to its existing sense mRNA and hinder translation of that particular mRNA molecule.
Cybernetics allows artists to express themselves through senses that might still not exist or through extensions of their existing senses.
it's easy to think of numerous other measures it could add (non-visible radiation, pH, air and soil quality, auditory measurements) but as it is, it already acts as a powerful extension to our existing senses.
This seminar is aimed at developing novel SDR sensing capabilities and/or extending existing sensing techniques to a distributed setting, where many SDRs cooperate to sense the same phenomenon, and aggregate their readings at a backend server, giving a more complete or higher-resolution picture of the world.
Ron Frostig, a neurobiologist at the University of California, Irvine, who was not involved with the study, says it's critical that introducing a new sense doesn't compromise existing senses.
