The phrase "a modest and even" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both humble and consistent or balanced in nature.
Example: "Her approach to the project was a modest and even one, ensuring that all voices were heard."
Alternatives: "a humble and steady" or "a simple and balanced".
Fashion is undergoing a modest, and even sensible, moment in line with an all-round less ostentatious mood, and admitting to one's wealth – what wealth there is left – is deemed unseemly.
Lincoln's great antislavery speech, his Cooper Union address of 1860 the speech that "made him president"—begins with a modest and even tedious invocation of the acts of the 39 signers of the Constitution: had they voted on national questions regarding the extensions of slavery?
The expected heterozygosities and allele numbers indicate a modest and relatively even level of genetic variation.
Though a genuinely modest and even hesitant surveyor of place and practice, he insists on the significance of the venture he has undertaken.
She was pleased, if surprised, when her tales of chaos and calamity from London classrooms acquired a modest following – and even more so when a publisher from Penguin suggested she turn the blog into a book.
Only a handful of cases were brought each year against companies, almost always ending in settlements involving a modest fine, and even fewer involved individuals.
He's remaining a modest, levelheaded and even, dare we say it, self-possessed resident of Sesame Street.
So public space, even a modest and chaotic swath of it like Taksim, again reveals itself as fundamentally more powerful than social media, which produce virtual communities.
Note that your good options for living well in retirement even on a modest and non-COLA Social Security income include beautiful, welcoming, and exotic choices in the Americas, Southeast Asia, and, yes, even Europe.
Mary could be loyal, generous, modest and even humble.
And as for coddling the press, New York has already announced plans to pamper out-of-town reporters with a five-star concierge service, spa services in the press center for a modest fee, even a pool table and couches.
