The phrase "and had a pleasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is enjoyable or agreeable in a particular context, often referring to experiences, appearances, or sounds.
Example: "The garden was beautifully arranged and had a pleasing atmosphere that invited relaxation."
Alternatives: "and was delightful" or "and offered a charming".
Shampoo and soaps were from an in-house line, and had a pleasing citrus scent.
Much more important to them was finding a good cook and housekeeper who was refined, neat and had a pleasing disposition.
The Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon and Sauvignon Gris blend was bright, mineraly and had a pleasing salty finish.
So, though he showed talent at the piano and had a pleasing tenor, he didn't pursue a musical career when he grew up.
The work is a little milder than other verismo operas, and has a pleasing weave of motifs throughout.
"Beneath" and "Battle" are, in impressively varied ways, quite terrible; "Conquest," a kind of simian "Battle of Algiers" with overtones of the late-'60s Los Angeles race riots, is fast paced and has a pleasing B-movie shamelessness to it.
I have consistently voted for higher taxes when I would have had to pay them as I have always put a higher value on living in a decent society with good public services and having a pleasing environment than being obsessed with my own money.
The signature bun with barbecued pork, the restaurant's claim to fame, is baked with a rich, buttery pineapple-shaped crust that complements the savory smokiness of the meat and has a pleasing croissant-like texture — "So it doesn't stick to your tongue," the chef likes to tell his patrons.
That by itself ought to have earned him plenty of respect, and he had a pleasing sighter over the course and distance when second in the Prix Foy three weeks before Arc day.
The lobster bisque, which was the soup of the day on one of our visits, was light on lobster and salt but had a pleasing, lush, creamy texture.
She was always eager to please, and had a smile constantly upon her lips.
