The phrase "attuned enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of sensitivity or awareness that is sufficient for a particular context or situation.
Example: "She is attuned enough to the needs of her team to provide the right support when necessary."
Alternatives: "sensitive enough" or "aware enough".
This sequencing of apparently disconnected material carries a meaning for those attuned enough to hear it: the signal within the noise.
We may not have read Wittgenstein ourselves, but we're attuned enough to the philosophical zeitgeist to have absorbed the import of his ideas, which is that mulling over the nature of our existence, or that of God or gods, is symptomatic of a linguistic confusion - because there's no real agreement about what these terms refer to, to ask questions about them is simply nonsensical.
Like all women, she will adore a compliment but she is probably much more likely to accept it greedily than to shy away from it; she's attuned enough to know that the compliment matters, unlike insecure younger women.
Get to know your students Getting to know each student well enough to be attuned to their individual learning styles can be fascinating and rewarding, helping to make lessons more enjoyable and learning easier.
Similarly, when medical schools try to turn out ideal doctors, they can miss the opportunity to help them be good enough: perhaps not perfectly attuned to the patient, but at least respectful and professional.
When Senator Barry Goldwater and a senatorial delegation informed Nixon, in August of 1974, that his Presidency was over, Nixon, a rational man, attuned to history and politics, was wise enough to agree, though not without suffering.
The rider hunkers behind a jet-like nosecone fairing, which contains only one gauge, a Bell & Ross-designed rev-counter – just enough to keep the pilot "attuned to his machine's heartbeat".
Think of your typical vendor as a living, breathing time-lapse camera, attuned to subtleties we don't stick around long enough to notice.
It's a fluid network of alliances, acutely attuned to the needs of its customers Are you nimble enough to keep your people, process and technology focused on strategies that shift frequently and suddenly?
That is now well understood to have hurt the tourist industry, and the wider economy.That will not be enough to offset the difference however, as even more tourists are now attuned to Thailand's problems and willing go elsewhere on their merry ways.
Listeners grew attuned to the break's sonic elements; before long the merest hint of Amen was enough to drive crowds into a frenzy.
