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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tricky area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or topic that is complex, difficult, or requires careful consideration.
Example: "Navigating the legal implications of this case is a tricky area that requires expert advice."
Alternatives: "a challenging aspect" or "a complicated issue".
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Religion, too, is a tricky area.
But this is a tricky area.
This is a tricky area, said Thoday.
SORKIN: This is a tricky area.
Plastics occupy a tricky area for recycling.
"It's a tricky area," he says.
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Uploading the hacked data to another website where it can be readily accessed is a trickier area to police.
The difference here is that Crimson Echoes is based on a Rom hack: the development team modified the source code of the original title, which places this into a trickier area of copy protection law.
He noted that since Crimson Echoes was a ROM hack, it was in a "trickier area of copy protection law" than those other projects, but felt that its release would have had next to no commercial impact since the game was to be distributed as an IPS patch rather than a ROM image.
However, such smearing of boundaries causes enough problems in sorting out living organisms, but with fossils where there is never a whole organism, (and even half a skeleton is a good find), this can be a more tricky area.
I think this particular interactive strikes an excellent balance in a potentially tricky area.
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