The phrase "as a very sensitive" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is easily affected by external factors or emotions.
Example: "As a very sensitive person, she often feels overwhelmed in crowded places."
Alternatives: "as an extremely sensitive" or "as a highly sensitive".
"We knew him at that time as a very sensitive, good priest.
He describes the self-immolations as a "very sensitive political matter".
The RELS spectroscopy has been found as a very sensitive tool for studying interparticle interactions.
Reflex pupillary dilatation (RPD) has been demonstrated as a very sensitive measure of noxious stimulation.
Square wave voltammetry (SWV) was applied as a very sensitive electrochemical method for the determination of NE.
The Nitrogen-Vacancy center spin qubit can be used as a very sensitive quantum magnetometer as its resonance changes in the presence of an external magnetic field.
Neel Kashkari, the Republican candidate for governor, is campaigning largely on the contention that Gov. Jerry Brown has done too little to address poverty; Mitchell Englander, the lone Republican on the Los Angeles City Council, describes the local economy as "at a very sensitive point right now".
A very sensitive as well as specific detection of 5mC methylation pattern on the DNA obtained from the questioned sample(s) is required to be devised to be followed routinely in a forensic laboratory.
The temperature can create changes to the smart polymer as they have a very sensitive balance between the hydrophobic and the hydrophilic groups in their structure.
Ray says he and the BBC knew there was "probably going to be an adverse reaction" as "it's a very sensitive area – it's the first time we've had a sitcom based on a Muslim Pakistani family".
Fadel Ball (FB): Yes, donors are very wary of the national unity discussion, as this is a very sensitive topic.
