"exquisite understanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a deep and thorough understanding of something. Example: His exquisite understanding of classical literature impressed all of his professors.
Fashion snobs have an exquisite understanding of store deliveries.
Over his years of work in intelligence, he developed an exquisite understanding of the government's eavesdropping activities.
The two have an exquisite understanding but have started only nine games together this season, Torres hamstrung and limited to 16 out of Liverpool's 29 League games.
His sculptures demonstrate that such works are more than metaphors; they are rooted in an exquisite understanding of materials and structure.
Hornby takes us back to the 60s with brilliantly detailed cultural references and his exquisite understanding of why human beings behave the way we do.
In "Dreams From My Father," Obama showed passion, lyricism, empathy and an exquisite understanding of character and psychological context — all the qualities that he has stubbornly resisted showing as president.
Rattigan's portraits of human beings are exquisite – and his understanding of human behaviour… if Coward was an entertainer, Rattigan is an appreciator.
(These and other studies are also listed in Table 1).. Understanding the exquisite control of cardiac fibrosis by PKC could potentially translate to novel effective treatments for cardiac dysfunction and HF.
Carmen's most exquisite music reveals her deepest understanding: "Death.
To achieve a causal understanding of the exquisite biology encoded in our genome, researchers in the past decades have sought to develop companion genome engineering tools.
Those whose actions are conditioned by an exquisite sense of frailty, by an understanding that it's more important to avoid the worst than to attain the best, may better serve those ideals in the end.
