"intricate technique" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a complex and detailed method or approach to something. Example: The artist's use of intricate techniques in her paintings was admired by critics for its precise and masterful execution.
She has decided to let speed carry her to great distances, rather than to rely on any intricate technique.
The sense is that Ms. Giannini, for all her grasp of intricate technique, needs a thread to follow.
They were economical, filling, easy everyday fare that, once assembled, basically cooked themselves, requiring no intricate technique to take time away from family and job.
Typically, the band crams a tune into three minutes, making musical jack-in-the-boxes: the songs change structure and tempo constantly, with equal amounts of cantankerous rage and fiddly, intricate technique.
The intricate technique that Torke used to create the work comes indisputably from the "mechanistic" Reich tradition, and Torke's great love of Stravinsky and of classic funk is in there, too.
The intricate technique and joyous quick-wittedness that the manager is trying to cultivate was exemplified by this wonderful goal, featuring sumptuous passes by Philippe Coutinho, Daniel Sturridge and Enrique before the Spanish full-back applied the finish the move deserved by poking the ball into the roof of the net.
There is also a kaiseki restaurant (this is a traditional type of multi-course Japanese meal, which allows the chef to showcase a variety of skills and intricate techniques) overlooking the garden where visitors can enjoy a bowl of green tea.
Since then, the intricate techniques and patterns of Venetian velvet have been passed down through a remarkable thread of artists in the Bevilacqua family – each of whom has guarded them tightly before revealing them to a trusted team of weavers trained in the family workshop.
The tomb had been built, using a similar intricate corbelling technique to that used at the better-known monument Maeshowe, about 600 years earlier and used for human burial.
"Lenny's Ghost," the album's longest track, is his nod to Lenny Breau; elsewhere he touches on the stark lyricism of John Fahey and the intricate fingerpicking technique of Leo Kottke.
In [8], Jia and Zhou used an intricate decomposition technique and delicate inequalities to obtain the following regularity criterion: ∂ 3 π ∈ L p ( 0, T ; L q ( R 3 ) ), 2 p + 3 q = 2, 3 ≤ q < ∞, (2).
