The phrase "a bold and daring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is courageous and willing to take risks.
Example: "The artist's latest exhibition features a bold and daring approach to contemporary art that challenges traditional norms."
Alternatives: "a brave and audacious" or "a fearless and adventurous".
And so, last week, in a bold and daring move, I booked some time off.
While Activision would have us believe that this is a bold and daring re-imagination of Call of Duty, in truth it is a necessary re-arrangement.
While it is a bold and daring statement, coming from a citizen of a petrodollar economy, Dr. Mater insists he is not alone in his concerns about oil transforming Saudi lives.
The visibility of such activities, and their emphasis on the telling of individual stories, creates the impression that pursuing such careers is a bold and daring idea.
His response was a bold and daring team selection, with out-of-form French striker Karim Benzema, who has not scored a league goal for more than two months, replaced in the starting line-up by star summer signing Gareth Bale, thrusting the Welshman into an unaccustomed central striking role.
Shailene has a bold and daring sex scene in White Bird in a Blizzard.
In contrast, high Confident animals are inquisitive, more readily explore new situations and investigate novel situations and objects, are energetic, engaging in more locomotor and object play, and behave in a fearless, bold, and daring manner (Golub et al. 2009).
She is a risk taker, bold and daring.
I am proud to be a part of such a bold, gutsy and daring experiment that is Birdman.
Or at least that's what Pratt Institute design student Michele Chu one day hopes to achieve with Girlplay, a condom company "aimed at bold and daring women".
Dachshunds can be bold and daring - a trait that can get them in trouble, often resulting in the two options: surgery or putting the dog down.
