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The phrase "a more subtle approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods that are less direct or more nuanced in nature.
Example: "In dealing with sensitive issues, a more subtle approach can often yield better results than a blunt one."
Alternatives: "a gentler method" or "a more nuanced strategy".
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Lord Thomas, his successor, has taken a more subtle approach.
A more subtle approach: Don't point out the mistake.
The Alleys, however, take a more subtle approach.
Other schools have taken a more subtle approach.
A few, like Mr. Altman, stood out with a more subtle approach.
Still, unlike Israel, which flatly opposes any agreement, Saudi Arabia has adopted a more subtle approach.
But instead of mounting a large-scale invasion, the Georgians took a more subtle approach.
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Ms. Burden, the city planner, is seen as the yin to Mr. Doctoroff's yang, with a more subtle approach.
But today's voters are a more cynical or just knowledgeable lot, so a more subtle approach is required.
Glen Keane's Duet employs a more subtle approach, as the viewer's gaze dictates the progression of the narrative.
Korean-based KakaoTalk is taking a more subtle approach to marketing, relying on frequent events and viral marketing on social networks and blogs.
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