The phrase "attentive members" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals who are observant and focused, often in the context of a group or organization.
Example: "The attentive members of the audience listened carefully to the speaker's presentation."
Alternatives: "engaged participants" or "observant members".
We know this because Pietersen tells us exactly that in his autobiography, which, as all but the most attentive members of the cricket-loving public may be surprised to hear, is being published this week.
At least one of the more attentive members of the British media corps in Paris backed him at long odds before the tournament after being impressed by his clay-court form earlier in the year.
In light of these arguments, the finding that the more attentive members of the public provided a better appraisal is promising, especially if those appraisals are more informed and rational than those rendered by the less attentive.
This long social debate, which bore fruit in the enactment of a law, was considered an acceptable and even necessary step, by attentive members of the public, even though the debates were not necessarily strategically planned.
This indicates that the more attentive members of the public, namely those long-term observers with their own opinions and knowledge of current policy, have more interest and consequently a greater intention to participate in policy discussions.
Trick less-attentive members of the public into funding your research by renaming stars "space heaters".
The friendly, attentive staff members, who greet all comers in Japanese, are as stylish as the décor.
Though the buffet is self-service, attentive staff members stayed close for coffee and water refills after it closed.
Husbands are attentive, family members call to see how the mom-to-be is feeling, and friends host baby showers, lavishing a woman with gifts and attention.
The resort offers two fitness centers, indoor and outdoor pools, three dining areas, and access to three different pink-pebble beaches, each manned with attentive staff members.
The social and emotional support of interested, playful and attentive family members sitting around a dinner table, do reflect a place where "human connection and caring support" exist for Luci (Mahn and Steiner p. 50).
