"a high touch" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a personal or hands-on approach, as opposed to a more impersonal or automated one. Example: Our company prides itself on providing a high-touch customer service experience, with dedicated representatives available to assist you 24/7.
The bank says it prioritizes the resumes of former members of the military with a "high touch process".
When I challenged David Cohn about this very point, he countered that Circa's stories always have multiple sources and that he and his staff added "a high touch of editorial at every step of the process", including "serious [web based] fact-checking".
Media Temple, with its new "Helix," offering sees its opportunity in providing a high touch service, something executives liken to having a "sysadmin for hire".
You'll see improved recruitment and retention of next-gen employees, increased innovation through a higher touch internal environment as well as leads driven by greater brand visibility with those masses on-the-go.
We're trying to run a high-touch service model.
"Thinking Caps is a high-touch business," Mr. Laskoff says.
Ms. Mayzler owns Thinking Caps Group, which she described as a "high-touch, boutique business".
Windows 8 will also arrive next year, bringing a high-touch Metro user interface that is conceptually familiar from Windows Phones such as the Nokia Lumia 800.
In a sense, he is living the modern dream of a writer who has a high-touch daily relationship with his audience while crafting the long-form work that pays his bills and burnishes his reputation.
The goal is "to tell the story of the industry in a high-touch, high-engagement way," Mr. Benett said, and show advertising in a way that makes it appealing to "career switchers" as well as those seeking their first jobs.
Investment banking is a high-touch, in-your-face business.
