'delicate description' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sensitively and skillfully detailed description. For example: "Her delicate description of the old man's physical and emotional state provided the reader with a vivid portrayal of his inner turmoil".
In the case of my biography of Wallace, "Every Love Story Is a Ghost Story," a phrase I never forgot was a delicate description that Costello and Wallace's friend Corey Washington gave me of their relationship at Amherst.
There's a slightly static quality to a few of the stories, as if Hall had them hold still while he got his points across: despite a consistent gift for delicate description, he can overstate the case.
An image can provide us with a more delicate description of how a moment feels like.
On closer inspection, this initial link is justified, since it is the case that less delicate descriptions contain the information that is common between the more delicate options.
Further, the longer the paths, the greater the degree of delicacy: in principle, then, the maximum number of SEs can run to hundreds depending on how many option are found per system on average and how delicate the description is.
Improvising with a light graphite pencil, this German resident of Italy may range from dissonant scribbling to delicate miniature descriptions of landscape or architecture, all on a typewriter-size page.
There is much more — not least, a description, delicate as rice paper, of what may or may not be ideal love.
Nor can it compete with Lee's effortlessly mesmerising storytelling; Wong instead creates a delicate tracery of description, flashback and vignette that require a sizeable investment in concentration from the viewer.
Even more delicate is his description of early doo-wop: "The voices reverberated around alleys and subways, hallways and staircases, even school gyms, anywhere its perpetrators could find an echo to lift the sound from the ground, closer to the stars".
The details of the skill, knowledge and painstaking preparation required are as alluring as the descriptions of delicate, powerful and enduring images, while the idea of blemishing the skin in order to create beauty is a metaphor for Ces's path through life.
The less delicate, and thus more abstract, description must be omitting some information that is included in its more delicate, and thus more concrete, counterpart.
