The phrase "a violent one and" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is characterized by violence, often as part of a larger sentence or thought.
Example: "The conflict was not just a political struggle; it was a violent one and left many casualties in its wake."
Alternatives: "a brutal one and" or "an aggressive one and".
His press secretary, Marissa Shorenstein, said Mr. Paterson did not believe the incident had been a violent one and that she had called Ms. Booker to verify that.
In "Sleepless Nights," Hardwick acknowledged this rarely discussed kind of relationship: **{:.break one} ** Our friendship was a violent one and we were as obsessive, critical, jealous and cruel as any ordinary couple.
Our world is still a violent one, and we still have a very long way to go to see anti-transgender violence and prejudice wiped out.
The right to have a father, even a violent one, and access to a father's higher income, has been seen as in the child's best interests.
The sport is a violent one and were these cases to ever reach a jury, those juries would see players with serious physical and mental infirmities versus what will be portrayed as the big bad NFL.
In "Sleepless Nights," Hardwick acknowledged this rarely discussed kind of relationship: Our friendship was a violent one and we were as obsessive, critical, jealous and cruel as any ordinary couple.
The response variable defined three outcome categories measured over 2 years on parole: being arrested for a violent crime ("Level 2"), being arrested for a crime but not a violent one ("Level 1"), and not being arrested at all ("Level 0").
Here, terror is the first pillar of the system, and boredom is the second: "boredom is no longer the absence of emotion; it is itself an emotion, and a violent one".
The report comes after a bruising year for the Chicago police and a violent one for the city: More than 750 people were killed last year.
Yet there is no national strategy to deal with this group and little understanding of what the EDL is about, its appeal and how it is just one component, albeit a violent one, of a growing cultural, religious and political battle that is emerging across western Europe and is supported by rightwing religious groups in the US.
