The phrase "and sensitivity in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing qualities or attributes related to a specific context, such as emotions, relationships, or professional skills.
Example: "Effective communication requires clarity and sensitivity in a team environment."
Alternatives: "and awareness in a" or "and empathy in a".
It is a testing role that requires Ms. Headey to be both tough and vulnerable, one that she performs with both power and sensitivity in a convincingly Scottish accent.
Eliza may radiate flaky entitlement, but she also is, in the movie's fuzzy terms and in her own muddled mind, a model of authenticity and sensitivity in a cold, phony world.
In which case, it has no place in cartoons: That's not to say it's impossible to create a cartoon about marriage that focusses on the need for mutual understanding and sensitivity in a relationship.
Happily, this went down well, not only with the subject of the comparison but with everyone else, and I got the feeling that I had somehow managed to combine appreciation, tact and sensitivity in a situation ripe to be ruined by a single, incautious remark.
It combines precision and sensitivity in a single metric.
CPBT could detect hypochlorite with high selectivity and sensitivity in a ratiometric manner based on FRET mechanism.
Moreover, it is attractive that F-CNPs can be used as an effective fluorescent probe for the detection of mercury ions with good selectivity and sensitivity in an aqueous solution.
The two tools should therefore be compared using varying parameter settings or cutoffs (altering the trade-off between Sn and PPV) and then relating the resulting specificity and sensitivity in an ROC analysis.
Not only did this convey the GPs' support for the pharmacist's advanced role, further elevating confidence, it also allowed pharmacists to explore patient care issues and sensitivities in a practical way.
The idea of "joint less" structure and beam transducers resolve issues of precision and sensitivity in measuring a very small wrench.
As a conductor, baton technique was not his strong point, but there was an innate musicality and sensitivity in him, an understanding of singers and what they needed".
