The phrase "admirable collection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a collection of items that is impressive or worthy of admiration.
Example: "The museum's admirable collection of ancient artifacts draws visitors from around the world."
Alternatives: "impressive collection" or "commendable collection".
Michael Auping, the museum's chief curator, installed its admirable collection with great sensitivity to Ando's architecture.
But in this varied, painstaking, admirable collection there is no sign of a power cut anywhere.
Two years ago, the Rangers had an admirable collection of young players.
This wholly admirable collection of useful and useless information is a perfect end-year gift.___________________________________The Snow Geese: A Story of Home.
She has embraced an admirable collection of good causes helping women balance their careers and their families, supporting military families and encouraging national service.
Yet there can rarely have been a more admirable collection of villains than this Rhinos team, intent as they are on denying Cas their Wembley fairytale.
The Bonhams sale scheduled on Nov. 5 is a farewell to the last remains of the admirable collections that were put together in Britain from the 1920s down to the 1960s by some of the most discerning connoisseurs in the Western world.
We gave him a sendoff with far more laughs than tears, spent several days plundering his admirable wine collection, and pronounced ourselves lucky.
When sold at Christie's, as part of the admirable Hubert de Givenchy collection on Dec. 4, 1995, the chandelier made 19.98 million francs, then about £2.3 million.
Cynthia Ozick, in an admirable introduction to this collection, describes him as a figure who "wrested his sentences out of a purifying immediacy".
But the admirable thing about the collection was the level of research into the materials — including latex, wire mesh and new technical silks — and the quality of Mr. Costa's presentation.
