"a good hope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to express a strong expectation that something will happen. For example: "She had a good hope of finding a new job soon."
We have a good hope, but we have to wait".
There is a good hope that Islam will be respected, accepted and, most of all, tolerated, not as in the past treated with mistrust".Really?
In mainstream science if an hypothesis is accepted as the best explanation (where 'best' can include various virtues such as simplicity and comprehensiveness as well as a certain empirical adequacy) there is a good hope that in the future fresh independent tests of the hypothesis may be possible so that the hypothesis may become part of mainstream science.
And the mixed types of participants of the event already give a good hope for taking on the challenge in its entirety and complexity.
Therefore, there is a good hope that gathering theoretical background with these new data will further catalyze research in the field.
Despite well-recognized limitations, there is still a good hope that population genomic datasets will improve the usefulness of indirect methods by increasing the power and precision of small genetic differentiation estimates.
Isango Ensemble's A Man of Good Hope was much needed, as was Battersea Arts Centre's London Stories: Made By Migrants.
But he said he thought searchers were now in the right area and had a "very good hope" of spotting debris, if the signal was from the aircraft.
If the madness is inexplicable, the humanity, suffering and bravery of Mr Abdullahi are palpable and make "A Man of Good Hope" a book well worth reading.
A Man of Good Hope is an adventure story that ends on a positive note after so much loss and trauma.
"He's always a beacon of good hope at a party when you see him doing his dance, and I thought it would be great to get him in".
