The phrase "a nice natural" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is pleasant and authentic, often in the context of nature or a natural product.
Example: "The garden was filled with a nice natural beauty that captivated everyone who visited."
Alternatives: "a lovely natural" or "a pleasant natural".
I have yet to taste a nice natural wine.
Clare Wilkinson, the mezzo-soprano, produced a nice, natural sound but lacked the depth and drama to capitalize on the work's great alto opportunities.
In an attempt to be a good parent, I'd eschewed the lurid pink stuff she rather fancied and had started buying a nice natural organic toothpaste, free from saccharine and other additives.
But we have abundant evidence that they can, over time, transform countries, and in the area near Afghanistan there's a nice natural experiment in the comparative power of educational versus military tools.
Clear Channel will become No. 1 in radio after completing a $23.5 billion deal to buy another big owner of radio stations, AMFM Inc. "There's a nice, natural fit here," said Christopher Ensley, an analyst at Lazard Freres & Company in New York.
We've even got a nice natural experiment going on.
But this may not be an option for every apple grower in New York state, but it's certainly a good option for the apple growers who have got a pretty nice natural habitat around their orchards.
The astronaut you play has a light around him at all times, so the corners of the screen are always some varying level of darkness, which creates a really nice, natural looking vignette wherever he goes.
I mean, in general, you will want, once you have a set of nice, natural variables, you will want to look mostly at situations where one of the variables changes.
You should shoot them in nice natural light without a lot of distraction in the photos.
The sausage is mild and slightly salty with a nice crunchy natural casing.
