The phrase "are particularly sensitive in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a heightened awareness or vulnerability in a specific context or situation.
Example: "Children are particularly sensitive in matters of emotional expression and can easily pick up on the feelings of those around them."
Alternatives: "are especially sensitive to" or "are notably sensitive in".
But they are particularly sensitive in Germany because of the extensive euthanasia program and other Nazi medical experiments aimed at fashioning an unblemished master Aryan race.
The administration's move comes when issues of immunity are particularly sensitive, in light of the scandal over the abuse of U.S. detainees in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Attacks on Chinese nationals are particularly sensitive in Pakistan because the two countries enjoy warm diplomatic relations, in contrast to Pakistan's more turbulent ties with the United States.
The accusations of wrongdoing are particularly sensitive in Indonesia because President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has staked much of his global prestige on acting against climate change.
These issues are particularly sensitive in 2015, as Facebook is preparing to start selling advertising around videos uploaded to its network, and sharing the revenues with the uploaders – raising fears that freebooting may soon pay off in more than likes, shares and comments.
However, in these kinds of systems the issues of privacy, security and trust are particularly sensitive in relation to matters such as agents' access to patient records, what is acceptable behaviour for an agent in a particular role and the development of trust both between (heterogeneous) agents and between users and agents.
As the Eagleton case illustrated, this problem is particularly sensitive in mental health treatment.
The issue is particularly sensitive in China because of the heavy censorship of political and social discussion.
That issue is particularly sensitive in the Muslim world, which makes Pakistan's emphatic public endorsement of the case against Mr. bin Laden especially important.
The issue was particularly sensitive in South Australia because of the prospect of government-owned shipbuilder ASC missing out on the chance to build 12 new submarines.
