The phrase "admirable period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a time frame or era that is worthy of admiration or respect, often in a historical or cultural context.
Example: "The Renaissance was an admirable period in the history of art and science, showcasing remarkable achievements."
Alternatives: "commendable era" or "laudable time frame".
The Finney Chapel's true problem was its sound, which favored the sturdy and generally admirable period-instrument orchestra led by Michael Sponseller and Lisa Goode Crawford at the harpsichord.
Clooney shows an admirable eye for period detail, captured beautifully by Robert Elswit's photography - smoke-filled rooms, men in braces, huge TV cameras, oak panelling - talk of the Knickerbockers and Howdy Doody, jazz (lovely singing from Dianne Reeves), hilarious adverts for aloo-minum and Kent cigarettes.
All the soloists except Mr. Prégardien and Mr. Nagy also sang in the chorus, where their contributions were wholly admirable, and the period-instrument orchestra was equally splendid.
In addition to creating several scoring chances, he showed admirable restraint in the first period, when he was hit in the head by Glen Metropolit and flattened.
Now these seem like nearly-irreconcilable positions — either the last few years have been a "tantrum" to be transcended, or a fertile period that's produced a "substantively admirable agenda" that may only await the right salesman to be implemented.
And yet for all its admirable attention to the complex currents of the period it covers, the wide focus drains the play of the narrative drive that makes for engrossing theater.
Torino have not beaten Juventus in the league since 1995 but put in an admirable display to frustrate their hosts for long periods of the game.
This was the period in which four odd, sometimes troubling, often admirable men created the economic system that led to the Great Depression and Hitler's rise, and which, in many ways, we're still struggling with.
And the curators of the exhibition have done an admirable job of collecting notable documents and ephemera from that period.
In recent years San Francisco Ballet, Ballet Arizona and Miami City Ballet have given admirable performances of it, often better than City Ballet's in the same period.
By comparison, Van Dongen's admirable three-quarters length likeness of a Roma woman done in the wake of his Fauve period was not overpaid.
