The phrase "and is a decent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone positively, often following a statement about their qualities or characteristics.
Example: "The restaurant serves good food, and is a decent place to dine with friends."
Alternatives: "and is quite good" or "and is fairly acceptable."
Anton Stralman, signed by the club after attending the Devils' training camp as a free agent, has improved over the season and is a decent puck-mover.
Madison Du Berlais could be an improver, he won the Hennessy and is a decent horse, you couldn't rule him out - he's definitely in the [Gold Cup] equation".
DTH van der Merwe had a good World Cup and is a decent signing from Glasgow but he will need to be scoring regularly for them to have a chance.
The message is clear, and true: Obama was a good President, and is a decent man, and to lower the bar a bit displayed on every occasion his work ethic and basic sanity.
Purdy briefly held the British welterweight title and is a decent operator at domestic level, where he is either the fourth or fifth best, but tonight he walks into an Atlantic City ring to meet Devon Alexander for the IBF welterweight title.
Sweet Reason (7.05), who was an unlucky loser in a Grade One last time out, can take the Juvenile Fillies', while Justin Phillip (11.01) is closely matched with the likely favourite Private Zone on recent form and is a decent bet for the Sprint.
And being a decent human being is paramount, or should be.
"To write what is a gossip column and be a decent person is a rather unique trick".
Benjamin Britten: Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge (1937) This one only just sneaks over the net, but Britten enjoyed tennis and was a decent wielder of a racket.
But you can do that and be a decent guy at the same time as long as you are honest and truthful to yourself and your players".
If you had to choose between quintessential misogyny and being a decent human being, how would you combat the feminist lawsuits?
