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The phrase "a very delicate way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner of doing something that is sensitive or requires careful handling.
Example: "She approached the topic in a very delicate way, ensuring that everyone's feelings were considered."
Alternatives: "a gentle approach" or "a tactful manner".
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"You have to know how to say things in a very delicate way in order to be accepted".
"They may do it in a very delicate way," he said, explaining the pressures artists face, "by encouraging you to produce copies of the good stuff you have done already.
That's a very delicate way of putting it.
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John Crowley's new feature approaches what seems like familiar material in an original and very delicate way.
So yeah, if that did happen, I can say with confidence that it would be done in a very delicate, delicate way.
And here O'Brien was drilling her kids to prepare for a test obviously designed for -- well, there was no very delicate way to put it.
While you're at it writing your " grief list ", the mere fact of your writing it, kindly takes the focus out your deep-felt present disappointment what with your resilience and your up-bringing start suggesting alternatives that somehow, in a very delicate and sensible way, will let you see some light and hopes.
"I can now begin to intervene in the network of the brain in a very delicate, deliberate, and specific way".
"The brain is a very delicate thing and it reacts in funny ways".
"It becomes a very delicate balance".
This is a very delicate problem.
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