The phrase "a perfect catch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is considered ideal or highly desirable, often in the context of relationships or opportunities.
Example: "After dating for a few months, I realized he was truly a perfect catch, with his kindness and sense of humor."
Alternatives: "an ideal match" or "a great find."
KSM's paper chase is a perfect Catch 22.
Then, with a perfect pass met by a perfect catch, Cassel and Moss beat Law for the game-tying touchdown.
What a serene scene, what a perfect catch – except that an exclamation mark dangles before the fish by way of kindly warning.
'Perfect Catch: A Throwmantic Comedy' (Saturday and Sunday) Love has a lot to do with finding a perfect catch, but in this family show, part of Canal Park Playhouse's Classic Brunch Matinee series, the catching part is particularly important.
A review of the finals in the Winter Guard International newsletter said the performance by the South Shore team had been "eye popping" and included "one of the season's most spectacular endings, where high rifle aerials combined with leaps and somersaults, culminating in a perfect catch, which had the entire arena on their feet".
'Perfect Catch: A Throwmantic Comedy' (Saturday and Sunday) Love has a lot to do with finding a perfect catch, but in this family show, closing this weekend and part of Canal Park Playhouse's Classic Brunch Matinee series, the catching part is particularly important.
But that's not a perfect Catch-22, because there is a way out.
"It is a perfect Catch-22," said Christopher T. Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, who attended the meeting.
Frank Rich writes that Mel Gibson and his defenders have orchestrated a perfect Catch-22 ["The Greatest Story Ever Sold," Sept. 21].
OFFICE ROMANCE Circus, music and dance mingle in "Perfect Catch: A Throw-mantic Comedy," about an office romance between two New Yorkers.
PERFECT CATCH: A THROW-MANTIC COMEDY Feb. 11 and 12, Canal Park Playhouse, 508 Canal Street, between Greenwich and Washington Streets, TriBeCa; canalparkplayhouse.com.com
