The phrase "a cordiality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a warm and friendly quality or atmosphere in a specific context, such as social interactions or communications.
Example: "The meeting was characterized by a cordiality that made everyone feel welcome and valued."
Alternatives: "a warmth" or "a friendliness".
The visit by Santos' doctors was a "cordiality".
His treaties with Aragon and England, designed to extend and secure his domains, resulted from a cordiality better appreciated abroad than by the royal counselors.
Lady who has chosen her own reading matter for years, and still feels competent to do so, stops at the Golden Stag Circulating Library and is greeted by the librarian with a cordiality which causes her to wonder whether the woman thinks they have met somewhere before.
The New Yorker, June 29 , 1929P. 71 Lady who has chosen her own reading matter for years, and still feels competent to do so, stops at the Golden Stag Circulating Library and is greeted by the librarian with a cordiality which causes her to wonder whether the woman thinks they have met somewhere before.
He promised a new politics, a new cordiality.
The joke has always been that Canadians in general -- and Toronto residents specifically -- have to make up for a lack of cool with a reflexive cordiality that borders on the pathological; this couldn't be less true.
He met his two brothers and his father, the latter meeting lacking a certain cordiality, according to family legend.
A rough cordiality attended to the relationship between Mr. Sarris and Ms. Kael, but that is not to overstate their détente.
About five years before his death, Evelyn "lost all terror," Auberon says — he became benevolent, mild — and from then on the two men enjoyed a "distinct cordiality".
He and his anti-bottling neighbors like Carolyn Shapiro have maintained a relative cordiality, and that also typifies the debate over the public-trust law.
I was introduced, they greeted me with a genuine cordiality and respect — and the respect increased my fright, for it meant that they expected something of me that I knew in my heart, for their sakes, I could not give — and we sat down.
