The phrase "a grille of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structure or feature that resembles a grille, often in contexts related to design, architecture, or automotive terminology.
Example: "The car's front end featured a sleek grille of chrome that added to its modern aesthetic."
Alternatives: "a grid of" or "a framework of".
There was a grille of bars in front through which the hwameis peered out in their white spectacles, silently, while their cash value appreciated.
A grille of slat is fitted in front of the radiator, and the opening and closing of these is controlled by a hand lever in the cockpit.
Devised to nest discreetly on the Beaumont's newly planted green roof, it seats just 112 people: a two-story, 23,000-square-foot glass box wrapped inside a grille of aluminum louvers that help screen out the sun.
But in early August, Tuck, a Giants defensive end, had to petition the N.F.L. to keep his fearsome face mask, with a grille of extra horizontal and diagonal bars.
These early films by Parreno dwarf us as we approach, and as we get close they disintegrate into a grille of little bulbs hanging in space, rows of winking LED lights.
The sarcophagus might be in a small inner chamber, dimly visible through a grille of metal or stone, or might stand in the main room.
What's distinctive about these photos is their variety, ranging from puckishly opaque portraiture to three panels showing face-like images arising from the parts of a faucet, of a truck grille, of reflections in mottled glass.
Given that a cone cost about 25 cents around that time, a full grille of 112 pennies might well have put him into milk shake, if not banana split, territory.
A standing grille of aluminum rods bent into incomplete circles faces a flat-topped arch of red-flocked fibreglass.
Among furniture items might also be included a smashing grille of gilt bronze and opalescent glass at Geoffrey Diner of Washington that ranks among the show's top 10.
To help make this clear, the DS4 gains a unique face with a grille and headlamps of its own.
