The phrase "attentive application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the careful and focused use of a particular skill, method, or principle in a specific context.
Example: "The success of the project relied heavily on the attentive application of the new strategies we developed."
Alternatives: "careful implementation" or "diligent use".
For initial feasibility testing, we designed the attentive eating application for use on the Apple IOS platform (although design features ensured the application could also be developed on other major platforms if later required).
To examine user adherence, acceptance and experiences with the developed attentive eating application, a four week feasibility trial was conducted, in which overweight and obese participants wanting to lose weight used the application.
We therefore opted to develop an attentive eating smartphone application.
Our main aims were to test whether overweight and obese participants find an attentive eating smartphone application acceptable to use and use it on a regular basis.
The attentive eating mobile phone application was designed with three main components: 1) Snap: Prior to eating/drinking a food or beverage users access the Snap function and select a meal (breakfast, lunch, evening meal, snack, drink, other).
In the settings function, users can access sections of the application explaining the principles of attentive eating, how these principles might help with energy intake reductions, how to use the application and how to adopt other attentive eating strategies (e.g. eating away from distraction).
The researcher explained the concept of attentive eating, the nature of the mobile phone application and why its use may be beneficial for reducing food intake and managing hunger.
The Corps of Engineers, which has primary responsibility for evaluating § 404 permit applications, has not always been enthusiastically attentive to environmental protection.
What you want admissions officers to get from your application is that you are responsible, energetic, interesting, attentive, competent and mature.
See Table 1 for examples of how a smartphone application was hypothesised to help users overcome barriers to attentive eating.
