The phrase "attentively observing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who is watching or monitoring something with careful attention and focus.
Example: "The scientist was attentively observing the behavior of the animals in their natural habitat."
Alternatives: "carefully watching" or "mindfully monitoring".
In order to control attention during the passive fMRI task we used a previously applied procedure to assure attentive observation of the presented pictures [ 28]: Before the scanning procedure, subjects were instructed to attentively observe the pictures and told that we would check their attention by asking them to identify the pictures after the scanning session.
It is made in black marker on index-size cards subsequently joined to form a 412-inch panorama of attentively observed monuments, lawns and trees.
In a previous study [ 29] when trying to relate emotion induced amygdalae activity to the personality trait HA beyond the attentional modulation, the participants were instructed to simply observe attentively positive, negative and neutral stimuli without, performing any emotional or cognitive task.
Once you've attentively listened and observed, you'll want to suggest an overarching purpose for the meeting and articulate clear outcomes that will connect to achieving it.
The key methods of being present include paying attention instead of daydreaming, observing what is going on around you, breathing attentively and meditating.
"I liked that the leaders appeared to take us seriously, and were listening attentively and taking notes," observed UK delegate James Goodall.
The exclusion criteria failing to attentively complete the VCS test (one control resident excluded), having Snellen acuity worse than 20 70 (two eyes from exposed residents excluded, perhaps due to cataracts), and observing strabismus or other ocular anomalies (one control resident excluded)—were applied to both groups.
The subject was instructed to sit still and relax, and to observe the stimuli attentively.
We set sail with three rules: observe the world; read attentively; get black on white.
