"more attuned with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate greater familiarity or understanding of something. For example, "The musician became more attuned with the song as they continued to practice".
Colin Fleming argues that Charles Dickens's "The Signal-Man" is "more attuned with his holiday spirit" than "A Christmas Carol".
"Pepsi is more attuned with consumers' tastes than Coke and has been able to get into the noncarbs faster," said Larry Crockett, an analyst at Fifth Third Bancorp. PepsiCo shares rose 96 cents, to $49.89.
In his place, Mr Rousseff appointed the last president's Foreign Minister, Celso Amorim, whose nationalist record is more attuned with her policies and the thinking of much of the armed services chiefs than that of the pro-American Mr Jobim.
I am now more attuned with my energy levels and seek meaningful interaction when I feel the need, rather than a constant stream of contact.
"Seeing how the narrow-minded, very focused agenda of the three people who got elected to the school board and now can do pretty much whatever they want, it has made me much more attuned with what's going on with many of the political races," McCord said.
Something more attuned with the market.Your father made a forward-looking attempt to restructure Malaysia.
"Jodee is so much more attuned now with the younger generation, as it should be," Mr. Reinhart said.
(FG1-5)" " "I think I'm far more attuned to them [people with asthma] and I think I can communicate well with them because I think I know where they're coming from".
Some are primarily Kashmiri, and they are more attuned to the people's fatigue with the fighting.
Meeting planners hired by companies to organize their events say their clients are definitely more attuned to the message they send with resort events.
The design of its carbon tax is more attuned to the market than to government, with the carbon revenues "returned" to households rather than invested directly in clean energy and community remediation.
