The phrase "a number of delicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple items or situations that are sensitive or fragile in nature.
Example: "The project involves a number of delicate negotiations that require careful handling."
Alternatives: "several sensitive" or "various fragile".
A number of delicate matters still need to be negotiated between north and south Sudan, including rights to citizenship, an agreement on sharing oil revenue and control over the contested Abyei region, which straddles both parts of the country.
But there are still a number of delicate and potentially combustible issues that need to be resolved before Sudan can peacefully break in two, namely how the two sides would share the south's sizeable reserves of crude oil and what to do about the Abyei region, which straddles the north-south border and is claimed by both.
Mr. Kushner, who is spearheading the Trump administration's efforts to achieve peace in the Middle East and is a close adviser to the president on a number of delicate topics, has been operating with an interim clearance in part because of repeated mistakes he made in filling out forms, and because of his complex finances and many contacts with foreigners.
And cities need to strike a number of delicate balances here: between innovation and out-dated regulation; between companies that have been playing by old rules, and startups that need new ones; between the interests of consumers and those of incumbents like taxi drivers.
In one Pyrenean cave, where a number of delicate carvings of horses' heads were found – boldly likened by Cook to the equine sculptures on the Parthenon frieze – was an area where carvings had clearly been produced over a period of time, like an "atelier", said Cook.
On Thursday, Mr. Richardson — who has visited North Korea at least eight times, including a number of delicate diplomatic missions to secure the release of other detained Americans — also got involved in the effort to determine why Mr. Newman had been taken into custody.
Bell's results were explored and deepened by various theoretical investigations and they have stimulated a number of increasingly sophisticated and delicate EPRB-type experiments designed to test whether the Bell inequalities hold where quantum theory predicts they should fail.
Advocacy was seen however, by a number of interviewees, as a delicate balancing act as CP Coordinators sit between the health service and the community – accountable to both: Being able to work outside the hospital to kind of get messages out there as well as working within the four walls … I think you've got to work both.
Compartments from the latter figure in a number of works here, as do delicate paper rectangles that are made from the excised edges of dollar bills.
Putin's policy shift makes sense for a number of reasons, but could be delicate for him domestically, even though many Russians prefer supporting eastern Ukraine via economic and military aid over invading.
Take stock in the number of delicate ornaments you would like to protect as well as the ornament shape and size.
