"exceedingly sensitive" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is used when someone wants to emphasize how sensitive or delicate a situation or thing is. For example: "The negotiations were exceedingly sensitive and required great tact from both sides."
Exceedingly sensitive organs called sensilla are concentrated in organs of hearing.
The curse of my life has been that I've spent a lot of time inventing devices that are exceedingly sensitive.
The method of quantitative determination is exceedingly sensitive and can be used for amounts of radium from 10-6 gr. to 10-10 grammes.
For example, although approximately equivalent to humans in the perception of flower odours and sugar sweetness, honeybees are exceedingly sensitive to the queen substance, which is scentless to humans.
There was a time, a year or two since, when I was an exceedingly sensitive little fool — sensitive in that it used to strike very deep when my young acquaintances would call me funny and find in me a vent for their distinctly unfriendly ridicule.
Photosynthetic processes are exceedingly sensitive to low temperature (Allen and Ort 2001).
The above two seeding algorithms allowing mismatches in their seeds are exceedingly more sensitive than the other seeding algorithms.
Critics of the study, of whom there are many, counter that the evidence for "more guns, less crime" is exceedingly thin, and quite sensitive to statistical manipulations, to the point where you can't know whether more guns lead to less crime or more violence.
These studies have failed to confirm the ability of even the most sensitive individual to detect exceedingly low concentrations of formaldehyde.
However, theory also predicts that such collisions will be exceedingly rare, and observing them requires very large, very sensitive detectors.Besides locating CDMS deep underground, other precautions have also been taken.
In addition, the technique has shown great potential to extract organic compounds even from complex matrices (e.g., waste waters, beverages, biological fluids) and to achieve exceedingly low detection limits, under optimised conditions, by being times more sensitive than direct SPME [28, 29].
