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The phrase "and neat with a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is tidy or organized in conjunction with another quality or characteristic.
Example: "The presentation was well-structured and neat with a professional layout that impressed everyone."
Alternatives: "and tidy with a" or "and organized with a".
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Nadine Gordimer was small and neat, with a bird-like vivacity and intensity.
Their home is roomy and neat, with a huge kitchen and bright bedrooms, built over the years as their savings allowed.
'The bastard child of the Empire.' Slight and neat with a mass of long black curls, Levy is the most prolific black female British-born novelist.
Compared with some other cities in the developing world, such as Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, or Dhaka in Bangladesh, Lusaka for the most part is tidy and neat, with a well-paved road.
Really, you don't mind?" Slight and neat with a patient, wide gaze, Ing (who as a director goes under the name of Ing K) doesn't look like a firebrand.
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They are slim and straight-backed, tanned and neat, with an accent that is somewhere between BBC and colonial.
Like the clientele, the space — Paola's third, and biggest, home in its twenty-three-year existence — is understated and neat, with an agreeable insinuation of scruffiness.
Although the place was clean and neat, with room for a bed, a bookcase, a table and an area for fittings, he typically shows his clothes to buyers in an apartment that belongs to a rich friend.
But we born-and-bred New Yorkers aren't used to discount stores being so organized and neat, with private fitting rooms and a friendly staff ready to hold items, discuss details, lead you through the miles of tasty couture.
Keep your website neat and clean with a neat and clean navigation / menu.
Be careful and neat with all the steps.
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