"delicate strategy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing an approach that requires a careful or subtle approach. For example: "We need to formulate a delicate strategy in order to ensure a successful outcome."
I can't be like 'now, everything will be blue.' There is a delicate strategy.
Showalter explained how the Yankees wanted players to complement Don Mattingly's intensity, but acknowledged it was a delicate strategy because, "You can't just line up 25 green berets and win.
This is a very delicate strategy to pull off, and what is worrying is that while the Bush team is agreed about the need to be wild, it still seems divided on how crazy to get.
A1 DEMOCRATSTRATEGYEGY -- With President Bush's popularity rating in the stratosphere and the country solidly behind the war on terror, Democrats have adopted a delicate strategy for winning control of Congress next year and positioning themselves for challenging the president in 2004.
With President Bush's popularity rating in the stratosphere and the country solidly behind the war on terrorism, Democrats have adopted a delicate strategy for winning control of Congress in next year's elections and positioning themselves for challenging the president in 2004.
In a new and delicate strategy for Mrs. Clinton's candidacy, the former president, arguably the most popular leader in the Democratic Party, has been dispatched to position her for the Iowa caucuses in January without upstaging her as she seeks to stake her own claim on leadership.
"Love & Friendship" is both a worldview in motion and the story of how it crystallized; its portrait of a society changing suddenly, drastically, and gloriously through the delicate strategies and bold tactics of a woman who's honest with herself about what she wants and what she'll do to get it is strangely, deeply personal.
In a conference call with reporters on Thursday, two of the Senate's loudest pro-reform voices offered fresh details on the still-delicate strategy they said they hope to pursue in the weeks ahead.
United States energy analysts say that China is following a delicate political strategy after internal debate among the Chinese authorities about how to punish the American oil company.
Disney's CEO, Bob Iger, said in May that recruiting new fans alongside stalwarts was part of the delicate advertising strategy for the film.
If part three of Obama's speech was cautiously, even uninspiringly, worded, that is because it is part of the delicate legislative strategy of a President who knows that, while the perfect is out of reach, the good (and maybe even the so-so) is its ally, not its enemy.
