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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a commendable piece" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a work, such as an article, essay, or artwork, that is worthy of praise or admiration.
Example: "After reading the report, I must say it is truly a commendable piece of research that highlights important findings."
Alternatives: "an admirable work" or "a praiseworthy piece".
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David Swensen, of Yale's endowment, wrote last month a commendable piece in The New York Times criticizing this behavior and the "mutual fund merry-go-round," which does little to protect investors' long-term interests.
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The overall history lesson in "Civil War 360" is fairly elementary, but this three-part series, which begins Sunday night on the Smithsonian Channel, does a commendable job of elevating museum objects from dry collection displays to living pieces of the past.
A commendable statement, indeed.
It was a commendable aspiration.
That he had been a commendable governor?
But it was a commendable achievement nevertheless.
This is a commendable overall statement.
This may be a commendable life‑aim, but it does not make for a commendable novel.
Not the best ever, but a commendable career nonetheless.
A commendable idea, but a risky and expensive one.
Par is supposed to be a commendable score.
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