"delicate build" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an object that has a fragile structure or framework. For example, "She was a tiny woman with a delicate build."
The delicate coral built up, compensating for the drowning land, so as to remain within optimal heat and lighting conditions.
The most elegant dessert involves thin rounds of brik pastry sandwiched with caramelized honey pastry cream and pistachio butter, plus a crown of citrus sorbet: a delicate tower built on the flavors of baklava.
The authors acknowledge that "it's easier to fail with humor than succeed" (indeed, some of their own attempts fall horribly flat) and that comedy is context-dependent—"a delicate operation built on layers of shared knowledge…and innuendo". But they still contend that if you know your crowd, the benign violation formula will work.
These issues -- and others, like a possible American invasion of Iraq -- could upset the delicate balance built into Russia's relations with the West, and could, some argue, even lead to Mr. Putin's eventual eclipse -- just as Mr. Gorbachev is thought to have dug his own political grave by being overly eager in his accommodation of the West.
Paper, pencils, packaging materials, and many other things shed dust, and even tiny particles can damage the delicate products built and tested in clean rooms.
Still, it's a delicate balance to build a new tool that those members are going to find useful and aren't going to be annoyed.
Tearne builds delicate tensions between all her characters.
Underneath, delicate piano softly builds to help create a resigned moment of sublime beauty.
The old plan had a sense of inevitability, they said, that nothing could be changed for fear of unwinding the many delicate political compromises built in over the years.
