The phrase "and sensitivity of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the qualities or characteristics of something, particularly in contexts related to emotions, perceptions, or responses.
Example: "The study examined the accuracy and sensitivity of a new diagnostic tool in detecting early signs of disease."
Alternatives: "and responsiveness of a" or "and awareness of a".
They even added lipstick and rosy cheeks, with the skill and sensitivity of a primary-school class learning Microsoft Paint.
Family aside, these two men 'complete me': Karl is a human dynamo, strong like a bull but with the heart and sensitivity of a teenage girl poet; Andy is as true as a plumb line - direct, honest, graceful and open.
A Jefferson hand wrote that Adams was a "hideous hermaphroditical character which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensitivity of a woman".
His work reveals the heart and sensitivity of a novelist — or perhaps a mystery writer, given that he's written three whodunits — and he develops ideas the way a writer develops characters.
Without simplifying her programming, she shaped it with the care and sensitivity of a sculptor, trusting herself to trust others, and in the process created a framework for a fresh way to look at what many consider to be an esoteric art form.
The secondary objective was to test the validity and sensitivity of a single-item linear analog scale (LAS) of function.
Therefore, the objective of this study was to improve the specificity and sensitivity of an impedance biosensor that has been developed for the screening of AIV H5.
Specificity and sensitivity of an LBP concentration of 29.8 μg/ml to distinguish between infectious and noninfectious etiologies for SIRS were 50% and 74.2%, respectively.
Second, we used "known" outbreaks in the DC Department of Health data to assess the timeliness and sensitivity of an algorithm when faced with detecting actual (non-simulated) outbreaks.
Likening toilet graffiti to the heroics and sensitivities of a certain way of painting is to play on the meaning of the word "expression", and what it came to mean in art in the late modernist period.
"A Reporter in Europe: West Berlin" (1981): "A generation of Berliners has been born to the sight and sensitivities of a divided city," Jane Kramer writes.
