The phrase "a perfected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been improved or refined to a high standard or state of completion.
Example: "The artist presented a perfected version of her sculpture at the gallery."
Alternatives: "an improved" or "a refined".
God is the teacher of all humanity; he has chosen the people of Israel in love to witness to his presence and his desire for a perfected society; he will, as redeemer, enable humanity to experience that perfection.
"This show is researched and accurate, but the tone is very much a perfected memory".
CME is worth $20 billion because it is a perfected monopoly.
I would call it a perfected portrait of late 20th-century hypocrisy.
Langman, says Jones, who narrates Truman Capote's underrated, unfinished final novel, "Answered Prayers," is "a perfected presence, an enameled lady".
Successful political action, as "Until the Violence Stops" shows, does not demand a perfected ideology or a classy vocabulary.
He is also a figment of Aaron Sorkin's imagination, a confected, perfected news anchor in "The Newsroom," a show that began Sunday night on HBO, which, like CNN, is owned by Time Warner.
Commercial poultry feeding is a highly perfected science that ensures a maximum intake of energy for growth and fat production.
One of the most expensive TV sets sold, a Murphy, costs 115 pounds, the cheapest est, a Pye, 47 pounds, BBC has a new perfected appartus that makes it possible to televise the night sky, and on one occasion TV filled the screen with a magnified view of the beating heart of a sand flea.
Cobb and Birch develop the idea of "trusting life" as a religious impulse, rather than attempting to achieve a settled, perfected social structure that does not allow for change and evolution.
It was young people, every step of the way, that never gave up hope, never believed that they wouldn't see a black President in their lifetime, never lost belief in our political system...simply put, they never thought that America could not become a more perfected union.
