The phrase "a fine hook" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an effective or appealing opening statement or idea, often in the context of writing or storytelling.
Example: "The author started the novel with a fine hook that immediately captured the reader's attention."
Alternatives: "an excellent opener" or "a great lead-in".
It is advised that if your crochet style is "slack", then it's best to use a finer hook, while if your crochet styles is "tight", then consider a coarser hook.
The tympanic membrane and the columella were removed, and a fine wire hook was inserted through the oval window to engage and then pull out the cochlea.
Once covered with snail Ringer (flow rate 1.0 1.2 ml min−1, bath volume 0.1 ml) the inner connective tissue was torn with a fine tungsten hook to expose some of the neurones.
This alternate stitch is sewed in a frame with a fine crochet hook instead of with a needle.
Surfaces may be delicate and lacy or stiff and meaty, fabricated with a needle-fine hook using threads of cotton and silk, or solidly built from thick worsted wools and ropey synthetics.
There are some fine hooks here and there, particularly in the single That's Not My Name, which closes tonight's brief 30-minute set.
Juan Mata demonstrated vision to pick out Ba, who escaped from Ferdinand to hook a fine finish beyond De Gea.
Ross Clelland, writing for Rolling Stone, described Kelly: "[W]hile he was (rightly) lauded for his ability to sing of injustice without ranting, or deal with the darker sides of human nature non-judgementally, often overlooked was the fact he could write a damn fine melodic hook to go with those words".
The proposed law also would require social networks to appoint a "responsible contact person" in Germany who could be served in criminal proceedings and civil proceedings — and would themselves be on the hook for a fine of up to €5 million.
