The phrase "attuned for each" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that something is adjusted or adapted for individual needs or preferences.
Example: "The program is attuned for each participant's learning style to enhance their experience."
Alternatives: "tailored for each" or "customized for each".
You have to be really attuned for that".
For getting around the Olympic Park, Mr. Kontos advised travelers to take the railroad or buses because often taxis do not know the proper entrances for spectators, and cars will need passes to park. "If you stay in the system, everything is attuned for the needs of a spectator," he said.
Administrators of the clinic said they try to combine that promise of discretion with a professional immunity to the allure of wealth and power, staying attuned, for example, to the risk that patients accustomed to running big companies will try to run their own treatment as well.
In their place is the long trek to get attuned for Karazhan, becoming exalted with different factions, fighting hard-ass bosses and instances and so much more.
Short and wiry, he navigates the cracked pavement with his head low but his eyes open, acutely attuned for trouble.
With a sound and vocal range perfectly attuned for a delicious remix, and more specifically one geared towards the deeper, more melodic ends of the dancefloor.
You become attuned, for instance, to how Lawrence oscillates between the "push and pull" of migration: the discriminatory forces that thrust African Americans from the South and the promises of economic opportunity that drew them northward.
Perhaps most of all to keep asking, resolutely, like Zechariah, again and again, "What are these things, my Lord?" And we learn to keep our ears and hearts attuned for the answers that echo from inside ourselves - even as we learn, again and again, that such answers as we can discern goad most of all toward asking the same question yet again.
So while toddlers may be able to listen to a story for only a few minutes at a time, preschoolers may be more attentive and older children stay attuned for much longer.
This time, it is of a quite distinct beetle (Fig. 4), whose remarkable headgear is attuned for a purpose much greater than merely aesthetics: "This beetle is a lampýridae from central Chile, and has some impressive antenna which he uses to smell females".
