The phrase "a more sensitive way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing approaches or methods that are considerate of others' feelings or circumstances.
Example: "We need to find a more sensitive way to address the issue without hurting anyone's feelings."
Alternatives: "a more compassionate approach" or "a more tactful method".
I could have done it in a more sensitive way.
But there was a more sensitive way to tell the story.
"It should be done in a more sensitive way," Ya'alon said.
"This 'taster' activity is a more sensitive way of introducing service life and encouraging a predisposition to serve," it says.
Hence, the system provides a more sensitive way to quantify trace amounts of 22Na than normal high resolution gamma spectrometry providing a critical limit of 3 mBq within a 20 h count.
"You don't necessarily want to have a more sensitive way to look for poisons," said Dr. Chris Bradfield, a professor of oncology at the University of Wisconsin's McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research.
The molecular water content (presence of protons) within the solid structure plays, similar to the former tested MnO2, but in a much more sensitive way, an important role for the electrochemical properties of the gained substances.
As a consequence, the kinetics can be probed in a much more sensitive way by supplementing conventional techniques with measurements of the responses to more complex voltage waveforms.
As the ombudsman has shown, we still desperately need a better, more sensitive way of handling it.
Results showed that Sc increases with fluoroacidity, in a much more sensitive way than D. This universal method can extended to all electroactive species and to all bath fluoroacidity.
The recently published PNAS paper unveiled "a much more sensitive way to detect MRI signals and to extend it from the macroscale, the millimeter scale, down to the nanometer scale," he said.
