"delicate factor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a sensitive or important aspect of a situation that requires careful handling. Here is an example: "The delicate factor in this business merger is maintaining positive relationships with both companies' employees."
These are all delicate factors which have to be balanced and at the centre must be one man with the strength to make a big decision and accept the consequences.
Claudio Acioly Jr, head of capacity development at UN-Habitat, says many delicate human factors are often overlooked: "For example, in Brazil, the number of women-headed households is enormous and there is a rich network of informal arrangements.
Aside from your "outrageously bearish" sell/buy ratio indicator, what are you worried about? A. A very delicate balance of factors is holding up the market and the world's economies right now.
Our findings also point towards angiogenesis being associated with inflammation in bladder carcinoma and being regulated by a delicate balance between factors from both the tumour and the patient.
Disruption of the delicate balance between growth factor receptor activation and inactivation has been shown to be associated with severe human pathologies [20].
Two key players of this delicate clockwork are transcription factors and their cognate cis-regulatory elements (CREs).
Proteins can be exposed to vastly different environments such as the cytosol or membranes, but the delicate balance between external factors and intrinsic determinants of protein structure, stability, and folding is only poorly understood.
Its oxygen-dependent activity is regulated in a delicate interplay between several factors in which a family of prolyl hydroxylase domain-containing proteins or PHDs 1 3, the von Hippel-Lindau (VHL) tumour suppressor protein (pVHL) and an E3 ubiquitin ligase complex, amongst many others, play an important role.
Those delicate coastal rookeries and estuaries factor into the consideration for the surface burn.
