The phrase "a state of quiet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation characterized by silence or tranquility.
Example: "After a long day at work, I finally found a state of quiet in my garden, away from the noise of the city."
Alternatives: "a moment of silence" or "an atmosphere of calm".
All this leaves him in a state of "quiet panic".
"It's a funny, haunting and curiously touching moment that summons the audience to a state of quiet, eager attentiveness.
English choral music was originally meant for worship and would be heard in a state of quiet meditation.
It's one, I'd say, that leaves you in a state of quiet admiration rather than swept off your feet.
They have been in a state of quiet panic as the date for their possible abandonment approaches, says Mohammad Ashraf Haidari, of the country's National Security Council.
Ms. Blanchett wanders through it, dazed with grief and in a state of quiet apprehension as if perpetually fearful of what her second sight might reveal.
Susan Stetzer, the district manager of Community Board 3 and an East Village resident since 1970, said the park had attained a state of relative quiet, aside from complaints about the handful of "very loud" concerts it hosts throughout the year.
At the top of cyclic existence, in the heavens of form and the formless heavens, other gods rest in a state of peaceful, quiet bliss, with almost no manifest suffering and for vast, but finite, periods of time.
A practice that evolved some 5,000 years ago, whose name means to join or yoke together, yoga "focuses on breathing techniques, physical postures, and meditation to teach us to bring our bodies back into a state of balance and quiet so that we're better able to deal with daily stressors from a place of clarity," says Linda Smith, yoga expert and DCIM director of programs.
The Webster's dictionary has ten definitions of peace, ranging from "a state in which there is no war or fighting" to "a state of tranquility or quiet".
Establishing the diagnosis of depression is complicated by symptoms that often occur in Parkinson's including dementia, decreased facial expression, decreased movement, a state of indifference, and quiet speech.
