"carefully attended" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone or something was handled with great care and with a lot of attention to detail. For example, "The patient was carefully attended to by the medical staff."
It's the opposite of independence, rebellion, curiosity, rock'n'roll and the carefully attended forming of your own desires.
Suslov told him that he hadn't read the book but had carefully attended to the internal appraisals that the manuscript had received.
The mental health needs of the victims in Cleveland will probably be carefully attended to, and the outcomes of therapy are promising.
It was a tidy, delicately wrought small-scale landscape with short views — not overcrowded but with every square foot of land carefully attended to.
In this recipe, the overnight salting of the bird, the successive pouring off of the fat and the clearing of the gravy will, if carefully attended to, produce a finished dish which is neither cloying nor too fatty.
Doubles from $65 to $125 This carefully attended to B&B on Staten Island's north shore lives up to its name with not only a Victorian-era house but with period antiques and furniture in every room.
But there is a group of people who carefully attend to both: professional library catalogers.
Second, students might not carefully attend to zero-divisors because they are employing the converse of the ZPP instead of the ZPP itself.
Wisely, he kept this ability to himself and publicly derived his information about the patient's inner workings by carefully attending to the pulse.
Wisely he kept this ability to himself and publicly derived his information about the patient's inner workings by carefully attending to the pulse.
And the stark reality is this: If we want a just society, we need to far more carefully attend in schools to developing students with the skills and commitments to lead just lives.
