"delicate management" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which someone is dealing with a complex or challenging problem in a careful, considered way. For example, "The conflict between the two countries required delicate management, but a lasting peace agreement was ultimately achieved."
This is made all the more difficult because employees are increasingly spread out across multiple locations, talking only by phone or video (and that takes some delicate management to manage from afar to begin with.
This examination was often a difficult business and necessitated delicate management; in 1400 Isabeau of Bavaria rejected a completed set by Colart de Laon having earlier approved the designs, to de Laon's – and presumably his commissioner's – considerable embarrassment.
This molecular tool was developed in order to predict PE onset in low-risk and high-risk women, a controversial issue due to the imperfect prognostic power and to the risk of clinical interference with the delicate management of high-risk pregnancies [ 27– 29, 36, 37].
Low point Negotiating the intricacies of Android was delicate – Rubin's management style was a source of conflict and Pichai was promoted into a political minefield.
They provide an extraordinary glimpse into a little-known, continuing process — the delicate care and management of a cooperative former terrorist — that can seem oddly nuanced and even gentle in the era of Guantánamo and debates over torture.
In this delicate phase of management, however, we are comforted by observing the enduring appreciation of the readership towards JHP's editorial line.
"Because the Metropolitan is so large and complex an organization, whose staff possess skill sets crucial to maintaining its buildings and collections successfully, such a contraction requires a deliberate and delicate process, which museum management, while acknowledging the urgent need for reductions, is committed to undertaking with the greatest care," the museum said in a statement.
Introduction: The weaning of mechanical ventilation is an essential and delicate phase in the management of a resuscitation patient.
(GP Partner) A particular concern among GPs, regardless of the level of experience, was anxiety about the delicate risk benefit balance where management required investigations, initiation and titration of evidence-based medication and monitoring: Things like titrating the beta blockers as well, and ACE inhibitors, diuretics.
Jay Lorsch, a Harvard Business School professor who sits on, or advises, several boards, argues that one of the principal duties of the audit committee and its chairman is the management of these delicate relationships.The nominating (or governance) committee also has more sway.
Our results suggest that, with carefully designed management plans, a delicate balance between waterbird conservation and development can be accomplished in large river floodplains.
