The phrase "and a felicitous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is well-suited or appropriate, often in a positive or pleasing manner.
Example: "The speaker concluded with a remark that was both insightful and a felicitous addition to the discussion."
Alternatives: "and a fitting" or "and an apt".
Tenderized in extra-virgin olive oil and sprinkled with paprika and sea salt, the little creatures were sauteed with potato and eggplant, making a felicitous and memorable combination.
In tennis circles, Nadal is occasionally mentioned in the same sentence with Tiger Woods, as in: some matters appear explainable by upbringing and training, and some by a felicitous accident of natural design.
I like this new trend in restaurants a lot -- Healthy and Nice make a felicitous combination, and I'd like to see a lot more of it.
THE snowmaking conditions were terrific at the Heaven house a few Sundays ago: it was 17 degrees and very dry, a felicitous temperature-to-humidity ratio that would hold well into the following week.
And always puttering along on the fringes of the action, there's Leslie White: an investigator and a sort of primitive C.S.I. forensics specialist in the prosecutor's office, a onetime colleague of Clark's and — to add a felicitous dash of spice to an already brimming narrative stew — an aspiring pulp fiction writer.
Instead, he rendered felicitas as "felicitee" (which was already available), and he coined a felicitous new word for beatitudo: "wellfulness".
Instead, he rendered felicitas as "felicitee" (which was already available), and he coined a felicitous new word for beatitudo: "wellfulness". In yet another range of modern uses, "happy" is a common translation of ashre in the Hebrew Bible, makarios in the Septuagint and the New Testament, and beatus in the Latin Bible.
Pizza with shaved onions, tomatoes, basil and goat cheese was a felicitous combination, agreeably tart and sweet -- what you would expect for a chef who worked for Wolfgang Puck?
Shadkhanim were thus relied upon to gather and evaluate information on the personal qualities and background of potential spouses in order to ensure a felicitous and holy union.
Drawing on literature, film and art as well as on scholarly texts, the two books work well as companion volumes: together they tell the story of the face you are born with and the one you may create.Mr McNeill, an ex-lawyer, is a felicitous writer, and his delight and absorption in his subject is apparent in almost every sentence he writes.
