"nuanced engagement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a complex or subtle level of involvement or interaction between individuals or groups. Example: The diplomat's nuanced engagement with the opposing leaders resulted in a successful peace treaty.
This nuanced commitment to engagement is supported by answers to some of Chatham House's more detailed questions.
It is time for a more nuanced approach of engagement that understands and respects the domestic agenda and sets aside years of built-in suspicions and stereotypes.
The West must now show greater respect for the sovereignty of other nations and treat China with "a nuanced mix of engagement and containment".Grand theories of foreign policy are entertaining.
In "Obama and China's Rise" Jeffrey Bader, one of the architects of Mr Obama's China strategy until leaving the White House in 2011, explains in a brisk insider's narrative just how tricky it can be to concoct the "nuanced mix" of engagement and containment that Mr Kupchan advocates.
It reflects a shift away from the politics of military confrontation, to one of more nuanced diplomacy and political engagement with the issues at hand.
By allowing readers an easy opt-in to streaming videos, Vidy hopes to give publishers a more nuanced understanding of user engagement.
Our policy will have to be selective and nuanced, with a mixture of containment, engagement, isolation and punishment strategies.
Our mixed-method study highlights key factors shaping migrants' transnational political engagement and offers a more nuanced view of transnational engagement and the factors that maintain and (de- mobilize such engagement.
It concludes by supporting calls for a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between evidence, engagement and politics than is implicit in the term 'evidence based policy'.
