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The phrase "a neat scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a scale that is organized, tidy, or visually appealing, often in contexts related to measurements, graphics, or design.
Example: "The artist presented a chart with a neat scale that made it easy to interpret the data."
Alternatives: "an orderly scale" or "a tidy scale."
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The plumage of the juvenile ruff resembles the non-breeding adult, but has upperparts with a neat, scale-like pattern with dark feather centres, and a strong buff tinge to the underparts.
Assassination remains your main goal, with neat "scale-model style" graphics and well-crafted puzzles making it a surprise joy to play.
The revelation of a cultured, noble man hiding inside the violent, wasted slob may sound a bit too obvious, but Amis is smart enough not to let John off the hook with full-scale redemption and a neat ending.
It was a neat experience, a neat experience".
A neat metaphor for a neat game.
A neat symmetry there.
Such a neat job.
A neat aphorism.
It's a neat thing".
A neat package in all.
"It's a neat fit.
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