The phrase "tender attention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gentle or caring focus on someone or something.
Example: "The nurse provided tender attention to the patients, ensuring they felt comfortable and cared for."
Alternatives: "gentle care" or "nurturing focus."
But their tender attention to mundane facts is affecting, and they exude Hopperesque feelings of loneliness, grief and wonder.
International Bird Rescue, which is now at the edge of the Suisun Marsh in Fairfield, gives baths, medical treatments and tender attention to scores of sick, injured or oil-coated birds at a state-of-the-art hospital.
He is Brian McMillan, whom the program reports was discovered by the legendary lion tamer Gunther Gebel-Williams, and he lavishes special, tender attention on one with a white mane and regal gait.
Sentimentality about urban violence is the progressivism of fools, a half-witted insistence that the American middle class, itself plagued by economic insecurities, is more likely to pay tender attention to cities if they are made unlivable.
There's a gesture that comes into more than one story, which seems to stand for the tender attention this writer gives her subjects, turning them over and over in her mind: "Kay was turning a face flannel over and over between her hands, quite pointlessly".
Particularly was the New York City organization the objective of tender attentions from the Roosevelt leaders.
By now the mud, swirled and matured by the tender attentions of 200,000 pairs of feet, has deepened into a mighty, cosmic, all-pervading gloop.
Despite the tender attentions of Mr Furniss, it is clear that when the dogs lose interest in the game of rescuing, they soon turn their attentions to removing the pesky equipment.
Relationships need tender care and attention or like other delicate flowers, many die from lack of care.
Cover the pan and simmer for 15 minutes or until the potatoes are tender, paying attention to stir occasionally.
We were treated to a maze of tender fussy attentions suitable for very old ladies: chocolate-scented milk at 8 30; a lounging and snoozing bed-spread after meals, each announcement of an appointment gently repeated at ten-minute intervals, an old crone waiting on table barking like television turned on full to pierce through deafness.
