The phrase "a very harmless" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not harmful at all, often emphasizing the degree of harmlessness.
Example: "The new policy is a very harmless change that will not affect our daily operations."
Alternatives: "quite harmless" or "extremely harmless".
Nor would an American dinner guest in London be well advised to push back from the table and announce happily, "I'm stuffed!" With the British election campaign under way, our linguistic plate is full: run for office / stand for election swing district / marginal constituency administration / government platform / manifesto All very harmless.
Anoles have venom glands that manufacture a very weak, harmless venom.
Kehazaei's mother, Goldone, told Guardian Australia her son was "gentle and loving", a "very sensitive, harmless lovable person".
Goldone said of her son: "Of all my three boys, he was the most gentle and loving," describing him as a "very sensitive, harmless lovable person".
It turns out it's just a harmless preservative called thimerosal (which doesn't sound very harmless, I agree), and it is included in very few vaccines still on the market.
The Pink Panther series of films revolved around a very inept but harmless French police detective, Inspector Jacques Clouseau.
Adams himself had plans for a sixth Hitchhiker book, saying in an interview: "People have said, quite rightly, that Mostly Harmless is a very bleak book.
In any of the three groups, the classification between critical scenes and harmless places presents a very low false positive rate despite a slight increase at the lowest resolution.
In comparison, the closest cell method, having a lower computational cost than the family of line of sight and the existing efficient maximum dot product methods, gives a very good performance with tolerable and harmless wrong hits.
Of course, he really left much more: a trove of hypnotic photographs, 15 masterful sculptures, and the mystery of a seemingly harmless man with a very unusual passion that is equal parts inspiring and unnerving. .
