"treated sensitively" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to how someone or something is handled or dealt with in a careful and considerate manner, particularly in regards to sensitive or delicate topics. Example: The company's new policy on diversity and inclusion was treated sensitively by the HR department, taking into account the concerns and needs of all employees.
We had to be careful that they couldn't be identified, that the issues were treated sensitively".
He noted that he understood such a transfer would need to be treated sensitively".
The mortifying, drawn-out process of growing up is treated sensitively.
We have been careful to ensure that all inquiries and information gathered is treated sensitively".
There are sides of sweet potatoes roasted with chilli, of a crunchy slaw and springy greens treated sensitively.
Alleged victims can now expect to be treated sensitively, rather than routinely disbelieved — or even harangued into withdrawing their complaints.
"Those who threaten us and kill innocents around the world do not need to be treated more sensitively," Mr. Cheney said.
The few directors who dared to make feature films on this subject in the past have treated it sensitively and evocatively.
In order to keep and grow this value, the built environment of urban communities should be treated very sensitively during the redevelopment or refurbishment phases thus avoiding radical transformations and demolitions.
Jochem's precision also benefited from the same filtering procedure we applied to PubChem although as structure information was not available for all terms we were unable to filter for long peptides/saccharides. Jochem contains indication of which terms should be treated case sensitively which we honored.
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to discussing weight status: some men and younger people may appreciate a direct approach, whilst others need to be treated more sensitively.
