"a perfect harmony" is grammatically correct and it is a commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe two or more elements as being in agreement or working together perfectly. For example, "The colorful ribbons and vibrant balloons created a perfect harmony in the room."
A perfect harmony and equality across generation and origin surprises and delights us all.
Moronobu's style was a perfect harmony of rhythm, delicacy, and monumental simplicity, leading the way toward the great flowering of Japanese printmaking in the 18th century.
Then I'd order the seared sea scallops with house-cured pancetta, nubbins of asparagus, chanterelle mushrooms and segments of grapefruit, a perfect harmony of textures and flavors.
But if a perfect harmony of impeccable artistry and that less quantifiable thing called love is not always achieved — well, welcome to reality.
Others included "A Perfect Harmony: The Intertwining Lives of Animals and Humans Throughout History" and "The Bond," a series of essays about people and their animals.
"What was obvious was his love of the object and of a job well done, but also the desire to achieve a perfect harmony between the mechanics of the monture and the creativity of the leaf," she said.
True to his early goal of creating a new form of magic, he has perfected a process that the critic Martica Sawin has compared to alchemy--not in the literal sense of turning base metal into gold, but as a way to achieve insight and "a more perfect harmony with the universe".
Play all three, and eventually you'll achieve a Zen-like state of perfection, singing and firing a grenade launcher while maintaining a state of perfect harmony with the universe.
Edited, for a short while, by Dan Cruickshank and published by a company called Perfect Harmony, it was meant to have sold up to 75,000 copies a month.
The universe, viewed as a limbo of pure potentiality, is a place of perfect harmony.
Think of it as a furry baton that would both conduct and inspire us towards a world of perfect harmony.
