"sensory stimulation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to activities that engage the senses, such as listening to music or playing with a tactile toy. For example, "This classroom uses sensory stimulation to help students focus their attention."
It strengthens the foot's small muscles and enhances sensory stimulation.
Balcomb Greene's paintings represent an altogether different approach to sensory stimulation.
"Giving SEN students that feeling of space, and the sensory stimulation that comes with being outdoors, is absolutely vital".
When my kids were babies, a supermarket was an endless source of sensory stimulation: "This is orange.
After a few days of acute sensory stimulation -- oysters, perfumes, jewels, Parisiennes, paintings, streetscapes -- the old Existentialist nausea starts to set in.
Most youngsters with these diagnoses react strongly to certain sounds, textures or other sensations — or appear unusually numb to sensory stimulation.
Whereas Michelson is preoccupied with the layered history of her dance creation, its intellectual nature, Clark revels in the possibilities of movement and sensory stimulation.
This sort of sensory stimulation doesn't come cheap: the Hot Spring tubs in which SPAudio is an option start at $10,000.
This expanding of mute's territory illustrates the extent to which we experience the sensory stimulation of online text and images as noise.
Some of them would offer a cornucopia of sensory stimulation; others would look bare and leave us no choice but to get bored.
The intervention uses supplemental stimulation to compensate for the lack of normal or typical environmental sensory stimulation or the presence of abnormal or atypical environmental sensory stimulation.
