The phrase "attentiveness about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means being attentive or paying close attention to something. Example: The teacher praised his students for their attentiveness about the lesson, as they all participated actively and answered questions.
Recently, there has been an increasing attentiveness about using cyanobacteria as biocontrol agents, either as wild type, mutant or genetically engineered forms (Ananya and Ahmad 2014; Noel and Rajan 2014).
They were also more likely to be employed, more interested in testing, and had greater attentiveness about AD than ARPs.
How we, as voters, have reacted to the Vietnam records or non-records of men as various as Al Gore, Dan Quayle, George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and Bill Clinton has said as much about the condition of our own moral attentiveness as about theirs.
"This whole thing is about attentiveness.
He came to the realization that he needed a way to enhance his focus and attentiveness, but going about it the right way.
There was nothing overbearing in his attentiveness, but his eyes were darting about in a kind of gentlemanly surveillance.
He was talking about our attentiveness to the sounds around us rather than speech, but it still serves as a useful injunction.
She is effusive about his attentiveness as a lover and as a husband, but she does not spare him in describing the period of time, starting in 2003, when he became increasingly distant and even hostile toward her.
This may be a story that interests the public – how Everyman is that, to get in a muddle about where the kids are – but it is not of any obvious public interest except, perhaps, for what it might say about the attentiveness of the prime minister's security detail (absolutely nothing, says Downing Street).
Studies have shown that student attentiveness drops off after about 15 minutes of lecture time, so well-timed videos can provide a way to bring them back to task.
"There's something about the attentiveness he has," says Halajian.
