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The phrase "a pretty good feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a positive emotional state or a sense of satisfaction about something.
Example: "After finishing the project ahead of schedule, I had a pretty good feeling about our team's performance."
Alternatives: "a rather nice feeling" or "a fairly pleasant feeling".
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So we've had a pretty good feeling that the farm stand would be viable.
I got a pretty good feeling they aren't picking us for tomorrow night".
"I had a pretty good feeling I was going to hit one this year," he said.
"But I got a pretty good feeling talking to him that it wasn't fake.
I have a pretty good feeling it's going to happen fairly quickly".
Being able to help someone with their dream is a pretty good feeling".
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Pretty good feeling, huh?
I suspect that by the time this administration is over, I think you guys will have pretty good feelings about the Obama administration".
"Mum, I want to be the same as everyone else, but I want to stand out and be different from them, too" – a pretty good encapsulation of a feeling that never leaves us.
"I had a pretty good spring, and I'm feeling good at the plate," Abreu said.
"It was an emotional feeling and a pretty good way to end the night," said Phelps, whose eyes welled with tears during the playing of the national anthem at the relay medals ceremony.
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