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The phrase "are very delicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is fragile, sensitive, or requires careful handling.
Example: "The flowers in the garden are very delicate and need to be watered gently."
Alternatives: "are quite fragile" or "are extremely sensitive."
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Are you optimistic about the process leading up to the elections?The circumstances are very delicate, you have to be careful and very quick to act.
"These pieces are very delicate," Raymond observes.
They are very delicate and sometimes in brittle condition.
The hair cells in the ear are very delicate.
They also are very delicate and fragile and need specialized veterinary care.
The techniques for characterization of clay minerals are very delicate, because of fine grain-size of clay materials.
Take particular care about the cleaning the morels as they are very delicate and halve any large ones.
"This has become a job with high visibility, with responsibilities that are very delicate, very sensitive politically," he acknowledged.
But Mr. Speake-Marin added a number of caveats: silicon components are very delicate to assemble and manipulate, and they cannot be repaired with conventional restoration techniques.
As ctenophores are very delicate organisms, it required careful handling and hence extra time in order to avoid additional stress and unwanted injuries.
Separate and rinse the vine leaves (take care, because they are very delicate and rip easily), then lay them in a medium saucepan.
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