The phrase "a nice understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasant or agreeable comprehension or agreement between parties.
Example: "After discussing our differences, we reached a nice understanding that satisfied both sides."
Alternatives: "a good grasp" or "a pleasant agreement".
But Prof Brian isn't all snooty and dismissive of the spirit people; he's a nice, understanding, smiley scientist, not an angry one like Richard Dawkins.
Shortly before she turned thirty-three, Luis told her that he loved her, he respected her, he would never forget her, but for some months he had been seeing someone from work, who was divorced and had children, a nice, understanding woman, and he was planning to go and live with her.
Not every boss will be nice, understanding, supportive of you and your career.
Be nice, understanding, friendly, giving, and charming (both inside and out).
"They've made a nice start to understanding this and I think it could be a great way going forward to learn more about the neural basis of emotion".
So popular was the craze that even kids would walk around with t-shirts exclaiming slogans like "Have a nice trip"—not understanding its significance and association with acid house.
Locke's Some Thoughts Concerning Education and his Conduct of the Understanding form a nice bridge between An Essay Concerning Human Understanding and his political works.
Although not surprising, the findings do provide an important confirmation of what draws more males to a particular female, says Mason Weinrich, executive director and chief scientist of the Whale Center of New England in Gloucester, Massachusetts: "It's a nice step forward in understanding the mating system of humpbacks".
I told her "You can help by providing a nice teacher who is understanding about autism but who expects good work.
"This is a nice first step toward better understanding the dietary preferences of a very important group of mammals".
