The phrase "as a highly sensitive area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or topic that requires careful handling or consideration due to its delicate nature.
Example: "The negotiations took place in a conference room that was designated as a highly sensitive area, ensuring confidentiality."
Alternatives: "as a delicate matter" or "as a critical zone".
There is uncertainty as to the level of maternal alcohol consumption that can cause FASD-related damage [ 4], and it can be difficult to obtain a valid understanding of consumption during pregnancy [ 28] as alcohol consumption amongst pregnant women is a highly sensitive area.
Koedt, it's true, did mistakenly write that "the vagina is not a highly sensitive area" in her legendary paper.
Its rocket-like corner turret is a nod towards the Edwardian listed building it replaced, and it was a controversial intervention in a highly sensitive area.
It has done an excellent job in managing an enormous programme of change in a highly sensitive area.
By occupying a highly sensitive area, Greenham women directly confronted Heseltine's assertion that Greenham was the most secure base in Europe.
"We believe that on at least one occasion, a representative from Biomax was shown a highly sensitive area in a clinic where tissue is processed after abortion procedures.
He is the first Indian leader to visit the highly sensitive area since a 1999 Pakistan army incursion triggered a conflict between the two countries.
The deputy base commander reported that the aircraft aimed light beams into the most highly sensitive area of the base — a clear security breach.
Behaviour change communication is a challenging, but critical developmental intervention, particularly in this highly sensitive area.
Land trusts could make reasonable and prudent public access to conserved private lands (with exception to highly sensitive areas) as a part of their negotiations with the landowner and a part of their success criteria for an easement deal.
