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The phrase "a fairly nice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is moderately pleasant or agreeable, often in a subjective context.
Example: "The restaurant had a fairly nice ambiance, making it a great place for a casual dinner."
Alternatives: "quite pleasant" or "rather enjoyable".
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We witnessed a fairly nice sunset, but clouds obscured the dramatic ending, and it ended with a whimper.
Essentially the London River Park is a gigantic hospitality suite with a fairly nice walkway threaded through it.
We talk about "The Marriage" now, as if it were a fairly nice person in another room.
The other rock-cut tomb, the other very impressive there are many of them in Petra; I'm only showing you two out of a fairly nice variety.
I grew up in a fairly nice part of London and went on to get a PhD in computer science at University College London.
It's that in Bansko you can ski all day, stuff yourself with steaks, drink more beer than anyone ought to and pass out in a fairly nice hotel room — all for about $60 a day.
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I love that I can publish my photos and video straight through iWeb and I get a fairly nice-looking page but file sharing and backup are currently expensive and difficult to do, even over services like XDrive.
It's a low warehouse in one of the nicer industrial/commercial areas in Oakland — right across the street from the waterfront, some fairly nice restaurants and a marina.
This situation didn't seem to be like a customer service one, as everyone was fairly nice, it was about procedure.
The other Santas were fairly nice, but Santa Ricky was a well-known terror.
But the big problem is the fairly nice house is located adjacent to a busy six-lane street.
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