The phrase "a sensitive study of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research or analysis that requires careful consideration of emotional or delicate topics.
Example: "The author conducted a sensitive study of the impact of trauma on childhood development."
Alternatives: "a thoughtful examination of" or "a nuanced analysis of".
He wrote two novels, Dearest Enemy (1991) and Hugo (1993), a sensitive study of a homosexual aesthete.
A sensitive study of Kipling's Bombay childhood and lifelong interest in India, Kipling Sahib presents the author in a much more forgiving light.
There's a horrific irony that Neda Agha Soltan should become an icon of Iran's struggle in the same week a sensitive study of the Iranian female face opens in cinemas.
As spotlights work with the dark to create another layer of reversal, hoods are discarded and a sensitive study of engagement is developed by the ensemble, projected by a thrillingly muscular energy.
Tennessee Williams's Streetcar Named Desire (1947) is a sensitive study of the breakdown of a character under social and psychological stress.
Look at it a second time and you see it is so much more – a sensitive study of light and atmosphere, a masterpiece of perspective that takes in a vast space, a poem to clouds and water: a profoundly mysterious painting you can study for a lifetime.
The availability of several enzymatic-oriented annotation schemes permits a sensitive study, where the distribution of reactions (rather than sequences) in different lineages can be compared.
Among them is a beautiful, sensitive study of three mountain village women.
Again, it's a nuanced, sensitive study of immigrants ultimately finding their place in France's accepting society.
It's a bold, sensitive study of the pain and happiness engendered by love and memory, and the way other people exist in our minds, and we in theirs.
As a result, the DNT study, when present in a chemical database, is often identified as a sensitive study and an important source of quantitative and qualitative information for risk assessment.
