The phrase "a talented one" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: She was chosen for the team because she was a talented one.
It is a small squad but a talented one.
When Hidetaka Miyazaki was a child, he was a keen reader, though not a talented one.
He was a painter, and a talented one, but his natural inclinations and rhythms, the food of France and the influence of his closest friends (some of whom were chefs) all conspired to make him an American food writer as important as Craig Claiborne, Julia Child or James Beard.
He's a novelist (and a talented one; try "The Debt to Pleasure"), a man with no special financial expertise whatsoever.
"[Manager] Gary Locke has a small squad and will face a challenging season so to rid him of another player, and such a talented one as Jason holt, would not benefit him or the club as a whole".
He's a painter, a talented one, perhaps remarkably talented, and has no choice.
He confirmed that the CEO is indeed a human and a "very talented one," Hotz told TechCrunch.
Brasserie Zedel, W1, Sat 20; ArtHouse Crouch End, N8, Sun 21; The Cinnamon Club, Altrincham, Mon 22; The Vortex, N16, New Year's Eve JF The generation of twentysomething pianists is turning out to be a particularly talented one, with players such as Daniil Trifonov, Ingolf Wunder and Yulianna Avdeeva hitting the headlines.
What we can say for sure is that their art department is a supremely talented one.
Mark is incredibly talented, one of the great British actors working today.
Boxing has a severe heavyweight drought — as if a meteorite had destroyed the interesting, entertaining, talented ones.
