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The phrase "a welcome thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is pleasant or agreeable, often in a context where something positive has occurred or been received.
Example: "The news of the promotion was a welcome thing for the entire team, boosting morale and motivation."
Alternatives: "a pleasant occurrence" or "a positive development".
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But it was a welcome thing.
"The war was actually a welcome thing," said Alphonse Koffi of the electoral commission in a recent interview.
The idea of government telling business what to do is generally not a welcome thing.
This would be a welcome thing for houses like Versace, Roberto Cavalli and Dolce & Gabbana.
It's a welcome thing from the chiefs on down to the firemen.
And for those who have ever been in a long, committed relationship, it's widely known that being in accord with your partner is generally a welcome thing.
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Murders are inevitable in a city of more than eight million people, Mr. Kelly said, so "any respite in that is obviously a welcomed thing".
And hearing his revulsion was a welcomed thing for me at the time.
A properly upholstered and varnished version of real life can be a very welcome thing indeed.
"Her money was a very welcome thing," said one of the players, Dimitris Pikoulis, 24, who is a driving instructor.
The whole thing is basically a playground of tick boxes, switches, submenus and more, and that's a very welcome thing for people who like to fuss with their phones.
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