The phrase "a perfect community" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an idealized group of people living harmoniously together, often in discussions about social structures or utopian concepts.
Example: "In her vision for a better world, she often spoke of a perfect community where everyone supported one another and lived in peace."
Alternatives: "an ideal community" or "a flawless society".
Freedom alone also makes a perfect community possible.
I realized I was trying to be a perfect community member on top of being a professional and a mother, and I couldn't do it all.
He adored Oxford, "a perfect community, dedicated to the search for truth, driven not by love of money but by love of ideas".
Arts, business and political leaders in Stamford said their city's expanding emphasis on the arts as a vehicle for economic growth and revitalization makes it a perfect community for partnership in the festival, which was initiated by the nonprofit Stamford Cultural Development Corporation.
If we're measuring from some esoteric vision of a perfect community (except for boobs) then Twitter and Facebook should ratchet up the ban hammer immediately.
"We are not a perfect community," he said, "but we are a community where we take these issues seriously". Brodhead also responded to a number of specific suggestions, such as for strengthening Duke's ties with North Carolina Central University and enhancing the training athletes receive on issues such as diversity and sexual violence.
When Mia Character arrived at UC Berkeley as an undergraduate in 2016, she found the perfect community in the Afro Floor of Barbara Christian Hall.
"There were perfect community relations," he told me, when I visited a few months ago.
They searched for seven years, looking for a safe area with good schools and friendly neighbors, before they found the perfect community: Sutherland Springs.
It's about how we imagine the perfect community.
"I felt it was the perfect playground, the perfect community for my son," Mr. Reynolds said.
