The phrase "a good mixed" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a good mix"? You can use "a good mix" when referring to a combination of different elements that work well together.
Example: "The party had a good mix of music, food, and guests, making it a memorable event."
Alternatives: "a nice blend" or "a great combination".
I don't apologise for that – that's a good mixed economy.
"A good mixed bill is a varied meal," said Sean Lavery, the assistant to Peter Martins, the ballet master in chief at the New York City Ballet.
Another says that school admission based on residence promotes segregation: his clever son could not attend a good mixed school but had to go to a mediocre, heavily Pakistani one instead.
Jankovic never the less prepared Murray for the day when they may not play together any more by describing him as "a great doubles player", his more recent mixed doubles partner, Liezel Huber, as "better in many ways than me," and herself as "not really a good mixed doubles player".
But Bobby is informative as he explains how to save enough liquor to give free drinks to regulars, tells his unseen student that customers can't tell one brand from another or even gauge a good mixed drink (he knows; he once inadvertently put soap powder into some whiskey sours), and choreographs the treatment of a customer who doesn't tip.
Results showed that the formulation acts as a good mixed type (cathodic/anodic) inhibitor.
These results together showed that NPPD is a good mixed-type inhibitor for copper corrosion in all solutions studied.
The studies revealed that the molecule is a good mixed-type inhibitor (mostly anodic), acts as a multi-dentate ligand and repels the corrosive agents by hydrophobic forces.
It does a really good mixed breadboard, they cook everything fresh.
The glow of doing a social good mixed with high returns would seem attractive to high-net-worth individuals.
"But no, it was the coaches' decision and it was more to push Gabby along with Robert, who was a very good mixed doubles player".
