The phrase "aware and responsive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is conscious of their surroundings and reacts appropriately to situations or stimuli.
Example: "The teacher was always aware and responsive to the needs of her students, ensuring that everyone felt supported in the classroom."
Alternatives: "attentive and reactive" or "mindful and alert."
I reckon that's quite a shocker to the average righteous blogger in leftish spheres: business school actually seems to make one more socially aware and responsive!
But it is nothing compared to previous dips, and we are seeing that sellers are more aware and responsive to this "new dip" and are being more proactive then they were when this mess started.
Table 2 Analysis of researchers' dialogue commentary Dialogue commentary Infants'engagement Educator's interaction Pedagogical strategies A Self-initiated music performance Aware and responsive at all times Percussion instruments made available Three babies respond to one another through senses – moving, seeing, hearing - rhythm, gaze, sound.
Creating ways for health care organizations to be more aware and responsive to religion and spirituality will not make health care more efficient or less expensive but will make it more compassionate.
Not surprisingly, that unpredictability creates a need for organizations to be far more aware of, and responsive to, changes in their own environment and in the world around them.
It is further shown that, as consumers become more aware of, and responsive to, price differences between firms, the average price set by the (profit maximizing) firms tends to decrease, implying a reduction in the degree of monopoly in the industry.
Visible Technologies is a company that helps corporations manage their online reputations by becoming more aware of and responsive to these conversations.
"We have changed as a culture over the past five years in terms of being more aware of and responsive to the abusive ways in which men speak about and treat women".
Perhaps we are headed for a new type of government that somehow leverages technology (eg crowdsourcing) so public officials can be more aware of and responsive to a more demanding citizenry?
