The phrase "are highly responsive to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a subject's ability to react quickly and effectively to a stimulus or change.
Example: "The new software updates are highly responsive to user feedback, allowing for continuous improvement."
Alternatives: "are very receptive to" or "are quick to respond to".
Layer 2/3 neurons are highly responsive to very small whisker deflections, exhibiting saturating responses at <1 radial degree of movement.
Taken together, our results suggest that AMs are highly responsive to NOD1 stimulation, MDMs elicit moderate innate responses after Tri-DAP stimulation, and MNs exhibit a limited response.
That dogs are highly responsive to humans is just as widely observed.
These Fe3O4 graphene hybrids are stable against aggregation and are highly responsive to external magnetic fields.
It does so because its politicians are highly responsive to voters, who mostly favour the death penalty.
For example, the event went almost unmentioned on Palestinian television news programs, whose directors are highly responsive to the leadership around Mr. Arafat.
However, these same monomers can also be used to prepare hydrogels that are highly responsive to temperature.
To aid foraging, plants have evolved roots whose growth and development are highly responsive to soil signals.
HSCs, like other myofibroblast-like cells, are highly responsive to mechanical cues, requiring a stiff microenvironment to become activated and therefore initiate and perpetuate fibrosis.
These relationships are highly responsive to individual needs, opportunities, and circumstances, and they shape the scholarly and educational experiences at Princeton in positive ways.
Colleges are transparent, at least compared with private corporations, and they are highly responsive to pressure from outsiders; because their student bodies turn over every few years, changes in policy have nearly instantaneous results.
