The phrase "a rather rich" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is abundant or plentiful, often in terms of flavor, texture, or experience.
Example: "The dessert was a rather rich chocolate cake, filled with layers of ganache and topped with whipped cream."
Alternatives: "quite indulgent" or "fairly opulent".
Berruguete's use of a rather rich and extravagant but delicate ornamentation in his church decorations is typical of Spain's Plateresque style.
The Russian justice system has a rather rich tradition of issuing knowingly unjust verdicts (it's worth remembering not just oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky but also, for example, activists from the National Bolshevik opposition party, who have got three to five years' jail for nonviolent protests), but this sentence stands out even so.
Either way, the revelation that he has made more than £1m worth of taxable income during that time from no fewer than six sources of taxable income is unlikely to dispel perceptions of the prime minister as a rather rich man indeed.
The following night, at Russian restaurant Slavu (slavu.lv) in the Majori area, we had a rather rich melted cheese sauce poured onto black bread for starters, followed by grilled sturgeon and rice, rounded off with more pancakes, for a fraction of what you would pay in the UK.
Although BOOM swung from a loss in the year-ago period to a 41 cents per share quarterly profit, Buckingham "thought it wise to take some more money off of the table on this volatile issue, given that the stock now trades for more than five-times book value and a rather rich two-times sales".
For that and other reasons, each of those patients whose titers remained at >800 represents a rather rich source of antibodies.
A rather richer, dynamical role of reverse micelles, with potential significance in the research and design of complex, self-assembly synthesis pathways, as well as possible adoption of their application as an aspect of biomimetic approach, is suggested herein.
This is, to use a phrase, rather rich, since he is the son of a single mom of modest income whose husband went AWOL while Barack was a baby.
But Norway is a small and rather rich country with limited ambitions to influence European policy.
Some charnockites contain a brownish-green hornblende, often rather rich in titanium.
After the rather rich entrees, a smooth trio of apricot, green apple and coconut sorbets makes a light satisfying finish, while strawberry crepes with vanilla orange sauce boasts loads of ripe seasonal berries but less-than-delicate crepes.
