The phrase "a more nuanced one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic that requires a deeper understanding or a more complex perspective.
Example: "The issue at hand is not black and white; it's a more nuanced one that deserves careful consideration."
Alternatives: "a more complex one" or "a more refined one".
The majority replaced that bright-line rule with a more nuanced one, and law enforcement officials greeted it with dismay.
This is preposterous, and yet it's not too far-fetched to suggest that employers are more likely to take this view over a more nuanced one that accepts human fallibility.
Yet I find myself wondering if this really is her definitive Cairo book, or if there is yet another one, a deeper one, a more nuanced one – the book that she had been struggling with, and that she alludes to, and that lies somewhere on a hard-drive or in a drawer unfinished.
Chuck D has long since repudiated that view for a more nuanced one of cultural history, but the reason for the rumor's durability, the unassailable logic behind its common acceptance within the black community rests quite simply on the social inequities that have persisted to this day, the fact that we live in a society that is no more perfectly democratic today than it was 50 years ago.
While some are plausibly speculating that the murder of Director Clements was possibly a direct organized hit by a violent gang, the 211 Crew's role could also have been a more nuanced one, of creating a violent lone wolf, from an unstable youth, who would later act on his own against a list of shared perceived enemies.
The final position evident in the data was a more nuanced one.
One male smoker had a more nuanced perspective, one which fit well with MUI's fatwa and Bogor's smoke-free law: "now, actually smoking is not haram, it is makruh.
It is a call for a more nuanced approach, one that reflects the shifting foundations on which British society is built.
However, the data paints a more nuanced picture, one showing that, in the main, Europe is not as susceptible to the impact from a U.S. tech downturn, because it has now laid the foundations — talent, mentors, angel investors, local VCs, incubators, accelerators and communities — that are propelling Europe on its own, separate investment cycle.
As Mr. Jansen explains, "Crime prevention and community safety demand a more nuanced approach, one that appreciates the ripple effect caused by mandatory deportations that leave communities depleted by unemployment and single parent households struggling to feed their families.
The exchange has another, even more ambitious goal: to transform the scientists in movies and on TV into cool characters, or at least more nuanced ones than just another pencil-necked geeky sidekick.
