The phrase "as 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 understanding or sensitivity.
Example: "She is as attuned to the needs of her students as a skilled musician is to the nuances of a symphony."
Alternatives: "in harmony" or "in sync".
And as attuned as he is to the absurd, he plays his thesis too straight.
"I'm probably as attuned to the financial crisis as anyone," he said.
Moreover, on discharge the MBU dyads were significantly more sensitive, cooperative and responsive than the community ill group, and as attuned as the healthy group.
The fly-fishing world is perhaps not as attuned as some communities (say, Justin Bieber's fan base) to the wonders of YouTube.
"Walk Through Darkness" is as attuned to the guilt inherent in slavery as it is to the monstrousness, and Mr. Durham can be poetically graceful in describing it.
Not everyone here is as attuned to privacy issues as Mr. Storbeck.
But the really striking thing about 1989 is how completely Taylor Swift dominates the album: Martin, Kurstin et al make umpteen highly polished pop records every year, but they're seldom as clever or as sharp or as perfectly attuned as this, which suggests those qualities were brought to the project by the woman whose name is on the cover.
In addition, direct experiences in breast cancer activities (e.g. runs, wearing a pink ribbon, knowing someone with breast cancer), as well as being attuned to physical changes during puberty and gendered social identity changes associated with passage into womanhood, positioned breast cancer as a disease that held personal meanings and potential importance for youth.
Ms. Bernhard's ear is as perfectly attuned as ever to music that you're embarrassed to admit you might like.
A White House as politically attuned as this one should have been conscious of two obvious historical lessons.
But when embodied by a cast as expertly attuned as this one, which also includes a winning Zachary Levi and a scrumptious Jane Krakowski, it has a lingering and deeply satisfying sweetness usually lacking in brassier shows.
