The phrase "a licit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing legality or permissibility, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "The contract was deemed valid because it involved a licit exchange of goods and services."
Alternatives: "a legal" or "a permissible".
In 1215, the church decreed that a "licit" marriage must take place in church.
These are two adults using a legal product in a licit area.
It was intended to test reactions to a licit, if unusual, proffer of United States currency.
Though concerning a licit substance these findings were found to have many illuminating parallels with illegal drug scare stories.
California's encouragement of a licit market for pot has set off a low-level civil war with the federal government.
Losses would then be a licit investment in future profits.Predation is even trickier to uncover when goods are sold together.
Kathryn Ledebur, executive director of the Andean Information Network, said coca crop reduction efforts in Bolivia have not always gone smoothly, but codifying a legal allotment and allowing an open licit market gives it a leg up on other countries.
A more licit golden age in the 1870's, when it first became a tourist destination, left the island's main town, Fernandina Beach, filled with Victorian houses with gabled roofs, elaborate verandas and widow's walks.
Today, cocktails provide a more licit thrill.
The deep self concordance model (Sripada 2010, 2012; Sripada & Konrath 2011) also locates the source of the asymmetry in the judgment stage, but does not recognize an influence (licit or illicit) of normative judgments on descriptive judgments.
The language of the bill would define a child as "drug endangered" if a parental caretaker uses or possesses any licit or illicit substance whether or not a child is actually present in the home at that moment.
