The phrase "a deliberate man" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is thoughtful and carefully considers all of their actions before making a decision. For example, "My father is a deliberate man who makes sure he always has all the facts before making a decision."
Matt is a deliberate man, and deliberate men do not let their mortgage payments slip behind, but there it was.
A deliberate man, Mr. Ngcobo says that simple economics will eventually lead families to the logical solution, cremation.
But Secretary Powell is a deliberate man, and our military leaders are well aware of the danger of a Middle East backlash.
Her father says that at the age of 14 she was already in love with Juan Miguel Gonzalez, and married him when she was 18. "We were like brother and sister," says Juan Miguel, a calm, deliberate man who works as a cashier.
The child, which was something of a problem, has become the father of a profound, deliberate man.
Brent Scowcroft is a cautious, deliberate man accustomed to sharing his foreign policy views with Republican presidents in private, as he did as national security adviser to Gerald Ford and George H. W. Bush.
He is a burly, deliberate man, with heavy-lidded eyes that appear to require some miracle of physiological hydraulics, perhaps involving support from his eyebrows, in order to remain open.
Just for my case?" At every court session here, Judge Allred, a square-jawed, deliberate man, seems to spend an extra instant as he passes Mr. Hamdan's table to lock eyes with him.
What emerges is the portrait of an extremely guarded and deliberate man, one who reveals of himself only what he wants to.
Pulitzer was a deliberate, calculating man; impulse purchases weren't part of his modus operandi.
David is a professor of plant pathology, a deliberate, reserved man, given neither to hyperbole nor to self-revelation.
