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The phrase "attentive to accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone who pays close attention to detail and strives for precision in their work or communication.
Example: "The editor was particularly attentive to accuracy, ensuring that every fact was verified before publication."
Alternatives: "mindful of precision" or "focused on correctness".
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"Avatar" is less attentive to accuracy - or at least, plausibility.
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Attentive to untrained service.
(Someone here is really attentive to sound).
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Everyone is very attentive to each other".
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