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The phrase "attentive executive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an executive who is observant, focused, and responsive to the needs of their team or organization.
Example: "The attentive executive ensured that all team members felt heard during the meeting, addressing their concerns with care."
Alternatives: "observant leader" or "responsive manager."
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Collectively, data of the Stroop task indicate that the control of attention via executive mechanisms is less sensitive to insulin-induced hypoglycemia than pre-attentive automated stimulus processing (reading, naming).
And network executives are particularly attentive to the national mood these days.
Those deals were sealed by Mr. Nadella's predecessor, Steven A. Ballmer, and it may be that the current chief executive will prove more attentive to integration.
But back to Meg's personality and believability; she is a successful executive - intelligent and attentive to detail.
"We were very attentive to the tone of this film," said Mark Samels, executive producer of "American Experience".
It must also be borne in mind that executive function is interdependent upon other cognitive faculties, such as the ability to maintain an alert and attentive state in order to concentrate on a task.
"He was far more attentive to digital technology, and the importance of it for media companies, much earlier than most other media executives," Rothenberg said.
Barry Gosin, vice chairman and chief executive of Newmark & Company real Estate, a brokerage and management company, said: "Landlords are a little more attentive, a little more cooperative.
SERVICE: Attentive.
Attentive waiters.
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