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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a very delicate operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a task or procedure that requires careful handling or precision, often in contexts like surgery, negotiations, or sensitive situations.
Example: "The surgeon explained that the procedure was a very delicate operation, requiring utmost concentration and skill."
Alternatives: "a highly sensitive task" or "a fragile procedure".
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"It's a very delicate operation," Mr Eibenschutz said.
"It's a very delicate operation," Mr. Hughes said in jest.
Authorities stemmed the spill, but have warned that the salvage operation could take weeks, as moving the vessel will be "a very delicate" operation that risks sending hundreds of tonnes of oil on to the reef.
"It was a very delicate operation, bringing it up inch by inch.
Local councillor Rosalyn Davies, who had been with the families gathered at the nearby Rhos Community Centre, said: "They have been coping quite well up until the last death, but it looks like they're giving up now". Mr Margetts said it was a very "delicate" operation as care had to be taken not to damage the mine's structure.
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Elevation of the Schneiderian membrane in the maxillary sinus is a very delicate procedure; thus, perforation of the mucosa during an operation occurs frequently (10 55%) [1 5].
Operating on a canary is a very delicate process.
"It throws a wrench in a very delicate process".
Making an organ is a very delicate process.
It is a very delicate process.
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