The phrase "a delicate order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a request or command that requires careful handling or consideration due to its sensitive nature.
Example: "The chef received a delicate order for a gluten-free dessert that needed to be prepared with utmost care."
Alternatives: "a sensitive request" or "a fragile command".
It's a chip-and-dip of a more delicate order.
"At its core, this is a romance of the most emotionally resonant, but delicate, order – and we look forward to working with our colleagues at Universal to transform E L James's vision into a great film," James Schamus, the chief executive officer of Focus Features, said in a statement.
When Lavinia violates the delicate order of plantation society, she unleashes a tragedy that exposes the best and worst of everyone tied to the estate.
This early Prokofiev is not the most profound work, but it is a bravura showcase offering the soloist technical challenges and the chance to display keyboard lyricism of the most delicate order.
I'm not sure what's funny: two men asking for sweet paan (the sweet variety is for women and children; men tend to order the version with red betel nuts or tobacco), or two Westerners ordering paan at all.Watching the ritual preparation―the snipping of the leaves, the precise and delicate ordering of the filling―provides a final bit of street theatre.
Both parties present their best faces, hide their uglier characteristics, and perform a delicate dance in order to arrive at a mutually beneficial outcome.
A delicate equilibrium keeps order in the vast majority of our prisons, where the slightest misunderstanding can lead to tension and all sorts of trouble.
As is also the case in other natural information carriers, the resulting symbolic sequences show a delicate balance between order and disorder.
These systems require a delicate interaction in order to provide the necessary inputs to maintain ones stability.
