The phrase "attentive team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals who are focused, observant, and responsive to tasks or needs.
Example: "Our attentive team ensured that all client concerns were addressed promptly and effectively."
Alternatives: "responsive team" or "observant team".
The meticulously choreographed opening ceremony, the air-tight security apparatus, the hordes of attentive volunteers, Team China's place atop the gold-medal rankings: each aspect of the event signalled the country's arrival as a world power, capable of competing with the best and winning.
This "two-tap" sign-up process sounds simple, but apparently it took months for Attentive's engineering team to develop.
And Gene said that the team is attentive to the mechanics' physical conditions much more than Formula One teams are.
By their own admission, the hotel staff have, so far, been mostly focused on making a go of the bar and restaurant, but the small team is attentive and friendly, if a little chaotic.
A diagnostic quality CT scan with correct contrast agent bolus injection during breath-holding can be performed when the entire examination sequence has been perfectly defined, in compliance with strict procedures and when each member of the team is attentive to his/her role[ 9 ].
At each resort there were teams of attentive lifeguards at all times in the daylight hours, actively monitoring the many thousands of holidaymakers.
The entire cast and creative team were obsessively attentive to religious detail, both Muslim and Jewish.
Those whom experts rate as great, such as Jefferson and Lincoln, the team found, were "attentive to their emotions, willing to question traditional values... imaginative, and more interested in art and beauty than less successful Chief Executives".
I think I have a good grasp of how to keep my team focused and attentive to the details and prepared to play".
