The phrase "delicate place" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe an emotionally difficult situation, or a state of fragility. For example, "The situation he faced was a delicate place; he had to carefully weigh his options."
"I'm in a very delicate place," he responded.
It was an improbably delicate place, a dance studio with blond wood and mirrored walls.
The slapstick is a hoot but then the lyricism takes you to a much more delicate place.
Qatar, a small petroleum state, is a delicate place for an American presidential candidate to do business.
On Wednesday, however, the Senate voted to redirect $450 billion of the proposed cuts, abut a quarter of the total, to education and repayment of the national debt.Support for the plan is more solid in the House than in the Senate which, split 50-50 as it is, is a delicate place to do business.
The Belgian FA is considering whether to look into an unusual incident during a second division match between Royal Antwerp and FC Tubize, after the visiting manager gestured as if to kick opposition striker John Cofie in a "delicate place".
"It's not a question of ideological radicalism, but of preoccupation with the invasiveness of the ads in delicate places, like Piazza San Marco," Mrs. Bianchini d'Alberigo said.
"I'll have the dressing on the side in a handblown glass container on a bamboo cloth with a sprig of something delicate placed gently nearby".
But he was enjoyable to watch, compact, tidy, combining powerful hitting with delicate placing.
He was purely alpha, wore suits, had beards and moustaches and refused to shave in some delicate places (thesis).
The ends of the stumps were forked to support the light bail and there were criteria for the firmness of pitching the stumps into the ground and for the delicate placing of the bail so that it would easily topple when a stump was hit.
