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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a good eye" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who has a talent for noticing details, especially in art, design, or fashion.
Example: "She has a good eye for color and always chooses the perfect palette for her paintings."
Alternatives: "a keen eye" or "an eye for detail."
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Walsh had a good eye for actors.
She has a good eye for detail.
For that a good eye was essential.
She's got a good eye.
"He has a good eye".
The Scotsman had a good eye.
"He has a good eye," I said.
"You need a good eye, obviously.
He also has a good eye.
This chick had a good eye.
So he has a good eye for an instructive deal.
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