The phrase "and lean enough to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has a slim or slender quality, often in relation to physical attributes or characteristics.
Example: "The athlete was strong and lean enough to compete at the highest level."
Alternatives: "and slim enough to" or "and slender enough to".
Like veal and chicken, lamb is lean enough to handle the added richness; like good beef, it is flavorful enough not to get lost.
The track list is almost exhaustingly predictable, but Dion's voice remains strong and the arrangements are lean enough to help the record rise above pointlessness.
He was 16, taller and stronger, but still lean enough to charge up the mountains.
After a friend convinced her to enter the fitness competition, she made it to 165 but didn't feel lean enough to compete and opted out.
At first glance it may not seem like enough juice to deliver on everything that Atheer has promised, but Itani is adamant that the software that allows those gesture tracking sensors and displays to work in tandem is lean enough to keep things moving at a respectable clip.
GM has plenty of cash to help it weather passing storms, and its repeated cost-cutting has made it lean enough to make profits even if it produces fewer cars.
The bill was crafted to be lean enough to garner Republican support and move quickly through the Senate, but a Reid aide said Democrats planned for additional jobs bills later this year.
Seeing as how he needs to be light enough to swing from building to building, lean enough to fit in his body-hugging suit and flexible enough to crouch and flip at will, it seems that Spiderman's diet is one heavy in good fats and high in fiber and lean protein.
Agbayani, the Mets' 6-foot, 225-pound outfielder, no longer looks lean enough to be a conventional leadoff hitter, but Manager Bobby Valentine has never been interested in convention.
