"conscientiousness about" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the quality of being careful, thorough, and diligent in one's actions or work. Example: Her conscientiousness about her job led to a perfect score on her performance review.
He loved the place where he was, and he adapted to it outwardly while maintaining an inner conscientiousness about his responsibilities that might be eroded if he went completely native.
He gropes for complexity, citing Cosby's philanthropic generosity, and his conscientiousness about black representation in media, when the moral of the story is quite clear: once upon a time, a monster made a few good hours of TV.
So although the direct effects of these laws are likely negative for Democrats, it wouldn't take that much in terms of increased base voter engagement — and increased voter conscientiousness about their registration status — to mitigate them.
The sharply etched nonsense verse (first published under a pseudonym) and hard-edged cartoons that we know best were sidelines to his dreamy watercolors and oils, which occupy a stylistic space somewhere between late Turner and Holman Hunt a Turner-love lofe of light effects married to a Pre-Raphaelite conscientiousness about details.
But even better is its conscientiousness about gathering songs that represent turning points — like the Folkes Brothers' "Oh Carolina," which incorporates Rastafarian drumming; Millie Small's "My Boy Lollipop," which carried the ska beat far beyond Jamaica; and Wayne Smith's "Under Me Sleng Teng," which ushered in modern reggae's electronic era.
Perhaps one of the reasons Americans have a conscientiousness about sacrifice no less abstract than a yellow ribbon on their car is because Americans themselves have rarely seen the face of war, and not only because so few of them nowadays have been in harm's way in the service of their government (including a minority of those in uniform).
Rimfeld et al. (2016), in their twin study, find that personality traits (mainly Conscientiousness) predict about 6% of variance in GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) grades but Grit incremental validity is low.
On their level of financial conscientiousness -- sticking to a budget and having a clear retirement plan -- older participants were more conscientious about personal finance matters than younger, Boomer-age subjects.
With all of that said, the bottom line is that it's time to reconsider how we think about conscientiousness in relation to sex.
Lewis stars, with Tom Brady, in the latest N.F.L. ad aimed at assuring mothers about the conscientiousness of the league when it comes to protecting the future health of their sons.
Both men and women were about average in conscientiousness.
