not sure if if your talking about the map sensor as it is not in the air box and looks like the picture your showing. which you can just cable tie that to the frame or to anything solid in the general area just make sure its out of the way of things you might need to get at in the future like spark plugs, now since you mentioned it there is a barometric pressure sensor in the upper front right corner of the air box. most people don't even know it exist. the rest leave it where it is. to move it to the filter like say someone who was messing around with a piper cross filter did would require adding a pigtail or increasing the wire length from the harness.
below barometric sensor in red, Air temp sensor in green and yellow. I moved the barometric sensor out of the air box because I was wondering if it sitting in stagnant hot air once the air box filtration was eliminated would the extra heat mess with the sensor.