"skin delicate" is an acceptable and usable phrase in written English, and can be used to describe someone or something with delicate skin.
Example sentence: "After the sunburn, her skin delicate was extremely sensitive to the touch."
The lightly caramelised artichoke pieces stood upright, like standing stones, in a thickened pool of goat's curd, interspersed with earthy shards of fried skin, delicate strands of trompette mushrooms, parmesan and "forest findings", such as pennywort.
The chefs, who had come from Washington, D.C., California and Cleveland, sat in silence, their heads wagging as they took in the spectacle before them: rows of low bushes, silvery like salmon skin; delicate pine-green plants; loud-pink flowers; leafy herbs.
But he transplants not only jokes from Russia, but tomatoes as well, and he becomes suddenly rapt and poetic as he describes their skin -- delicate, pale red -- the juicy plumpness within.
O.K., she's done, Bobbi jokes, taking one look at Dasha's satin skin and delicate features.
The segments have little pith, and though their skin is delicate, they separate neatly, sparing your shirt.
Even the tattoo artist warned me that the skin was delicate there and the ink might not stand the test of time.
With blocks of childlike simplicity, wrapped in a sleek skin of delicate ribs, Koolhaas's offering rises above the surrounding din with cool authority.
Leonardo's Cecilia has sloping, slender shoulders, white skin over delicate collarbones, a pale throat adorned with a black necklace, an exquisitely elongated face with a superb nose.
With her creamy skin and delicate otherworldliness — there's a bit of Grace Kelly in her countenance — Ms. Taylor gave the ballet a hint of Hitchcock.
Maya was born in western China and has caramel skin and delicate features.
The fineness of the skin and delicate appearance of the veins has allowed the horse to be described as looking "like polished marble", leading to its "White Marble Horse" nickname.
