The phrase "a delicate setting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a refined or intricate arrangement, often in contexts related to art, music, or design.
Example: "The artist created a delicate setting of flowers that perfectly complemented the overall composition."
Alternatives: "a subtle arrangement of" or "an intricate design of".
But for designers working under such confining conditions, Signorile and Cohen — who collaborate on the brand Fredericks & Mae — are unusually drawn to objects that fly; since they began working together in 2008, the duo have offered up arrows, glider planes and even a delicate set of handcrafted wings, made of chicken and macaw feathers and silk.
Some of the newer dryer models have a "delicate" setting.
Place your veil in a dryer with a "delicate" setting.
For a candle-powered alternative, Zodax (www.zodax.com), based in Los Angeles, showed a new, delicate set of hurricane lanterns called Carina Capiz ($15 to $45), wrought of translucent capiz shells with antique copper wire in a basket-weave pattern.
In this case, the bonds holding individual polymer chains together aren't rigid covalent links; rather they're composed of a more delicate set of connections, known as pi-pi bonds, hydrogen bonds, or metal-receptor interactions.
Whether by accident or design, the U.S. managed to successfully balance an extremely delicate set of national interests with its underlying core values.
An equally delicate set of negotiations, by Senators Bennet, Rubio, Dianne Feinstein, of California, and Orrin Hatch, of Utah, brought the agriculture industry on board.
By 1996, the delicate set of arrangements that had made Vassiliev's archival work possible had fallen apart, and, having filled eight notebooks, he decided to leave Russia and move to London.
About 100 pages into the book of Jamaican records from 1804, she came across a delicate, yellowed set of pages.
Therefore, successful alteration of this delicate setting against the tumor's favor can open a window for therapeutic efficacy.
