"perceptiveness to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means the ability or capacity to perceive or comprehend something. Example: Her perceptiveness to subtle changes in body language helped her excel in her career as a detective.
Aside from trump gags, which they are very good at, there's also an acute perceptiveness to their humour that's often overlooked as mere silliness.
He took the same qualities of courage, empathy and perceptiveness to South Africa in 1984, where his coverage of the death throes of apartheid soon brought him an international reporter of the year award.
Invited to direct Hay Fever with Edith Evans at the National Theatre, he wrote in 1964, "I am thrilled and flattered and frankly a little flabbergasted that the National Theatre should have had the curious perceptiveness to choose a very early play of mine and to give it a cast that could play the Albanian telephone directory".
It's a testament both to his perceptiveness and to the persistence of anti-intellectual attacks on American universities that his words still pack so much punch today. .
Which is a way of asking: If attention does not necessarily equal perceptiveness, and to see others in fact requires inattentiveness rather than deep absorption, why do we invoke anxious totems of value such as sustained attention and feel so strongly that our artworks must nourish it?
(IT-P14) In contrast to peer feedback, participants attributed the value of coach feedback to its objectivity, conciseness, and perceptiveness, rather than to its involvement with individual peers.
The interview was supported by questions like "How did you feel then?" and "Can you tell me more about…?" An interview is limited by the participant's openness, perceptiveness and ability to recall the memory of the situation, in addition to the ability to verbalize his or her experience [ 25].
In addition, we suggest that the process would benefit from the physical therapists using both perceptiveness and adaptability to meet their individual needs.
Since empathy requires drawing on human experience to develop this kind of objective perceptiveness, it's important to have a wide range of human experience.
Mr. Mitchell's images fall within the tradition of black-and-white documentary photography, in which sensitivity and perceptiveness elevate the mundane to a higher level.
He interrogates both his own work and that of others with a depth, rigour and perceptiveness that is rare to see.
