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The phrase "are often attuned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being in harmony or in sync with something, often in relation to awareness or sensitivity to certain conditions or feelings.
Example: "Individuals who practice mindfulness are often attuned to their emotions and surroundings, allowing for a deeper understanding of their experiences."
Alternatives: "are frequently in tune" or "are usually aligned".
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Those eyes are often attuned to what police eyes may not see: a poster in Pashto for a local demonstration against drone strikes; or a collection box on a deli counter seeking spare change for a charity suspected of having terrorist ties.
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Missionaries were often more attuned to local political circumstances and local desires than were central administrators hundreds of miles away.
It's clear, too, in an ear that is often wittily attuned to the cadences of unstudied speech: "Women he liked, did shovel-bearded Bob, / Old Farmer Hayward of the Heath, but he / Loved horses.
Adland, which, with its considerable budgets, is often more attuned to emerging sensibilities than cash-strapped publishers, has at least recognised the potential in avoiding pedantic semantics, and addressing men in the kind of language anyone with an extra Y chromosome can identify with.
His ears are attuned to the screeches of langurs and peafowl, which are often the most reliable signal that a tiger is near.
These compounds are often associated with decay, which is perhaps why our noses have evolved to be acutely attuned to them, detecting some at levels as low as a few parts per trillion.
These projects, many of which are documented online at Proyecto CARA (full disclaimer: I'm also co-founder), are often much more interesting than the current exhibits in bigger galleries or museums, often because they are more attuned to artists' needs in the face of systematic institutional inaction. .
While discussions of drug diversion are often framed in terms of broad, population-level patterns and demographic trends, the present analysis provides a complementary sociocultural perspective that is attuned to the local and everyday phenomena.
The life is part of what the author is transforming into his or her achievement". Indeed, Greenblatt seems to be fashioning himself into a popular author along the lines of Louis Menand or Simon Schama, academics whose work appeals to generalists but is often dismissed by experts keenly attuned to the lacunae.
Whatever the case, it's often overlooked how the film is attuned to cinema's role in shaping gender relations and fantasies.
They have a fair amount of sex with boyfriends and sort-of boyfriends, and the sex is often awkward — "awkward" being a word that these young women seem notably attuned to.
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