The phrase "a decent ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reasonable basis or justification for an argument, decision, or action.
Example: "The committee found a decent ground for their decision to approve the project, citing community support and environmental benefits."
Alternatives: "a solid basis" or "a reasonable foundation".
They do not have a decent ground, they train and play all of their representative cricket outside their country, but Afghanistan's cricketers are being feted as national heroes on the streets of Kabul and Jalalabad.
They have a decent ground, good support and have spent enough money to expect mid table at worst.
"For us, it was just relief to be at a decent ground, with decent referees, decent goalposts with nets and our fans there with us, playing a decent team". Things have changed a bit since the 1970s, when the then-dominant team in the English game used to train on their local common.
He is also a decent, grounded guy whose humility and gratitude came through at a recent news conference announcing a five-year, $94 million contract extension that should provide nicely for generations of Roses.
The results from our various analyses corroborate previous works looking at gross anatomy and tooth wear, and together give us a decent grounding of the ecology of these animals.
But a reading of Margaret MacMillan's "Paris 1919," Ronald Steel's "Walter Lippmann and the American Century," David Halberstam's "The Best and the Brightest," and James Mann's "The Rise of the Vulcans" would already have given you a decent grounding in Beinart's material.
Once you had got over your curiosity about what kind of parent would volunteer their child for the two-week invasion of privacy (perhaps they saw it as a decent grounding for what they might expect in adulthood), the exposure of minor power struggles and moral dilemmas was full of insight and comedy and heartbreak.
Rangers have been badly run, no question of that, but they have a nice ground, decent training facilities, lots of supporters and a grand history.
Overall, if driven responsibly, a vehicle with all-wheel drive, decent ground clearance and a relatively low center of mass is best, confirms Champion.
He reckons the horse is suited by a right-handed track and decent ground.
But Antigua and its tiny sister island, Barbuda, with their combined population of 65,000, about that of a medium-sized town in Europe, were allowed to go it alone, bequeathed with a British-style parliament and a decent cricket ground.
