The phrase "be splendid to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest something good or positive that someone should do. For example, "It would be splendid to take a day off and spend some time relaxing."
The first letter the Labour peer revealed was a typed invitation to a meeting of Regional Development Agency leaders in 1999 in which Charles said it would be "splendid" to see Prescott.
Nussbaum writes, "Denial of autonomy and denial of subjectivity are objectionable if they persist throughout an adult relationship, but as phases in a relationship characterized by mutual regard they can be all right, or even quite wonderful … In a closely related way, it may at times be splendid to treat the other person as passive, or even inert.
3.37am BST After the disappointment of Gatorland it was splendid to be offered a beer by Chris Hardy, an Englishman turned Floridian.
"It expresses an attitude of character that is so desirable that it is splendid to see in people," Mr. Hinckley said.
It was splendid to welcome back to the stage seven of the company's former luminaries -- Lupe Serrano, Martine van Hamel, Nina Ananiashvili, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Alessandra Ferri, Natalia Makarova and Frederic Franklin -- but much more could have been made of their historical significance.
"As Tony Benn well knows, the point of having nuclear weapons is to deter people and not to use them, and I'm afraid it's just one of the many subjects where he is splendid to read but splendidly wrong".
It was splendid to see Azeem Rafiq, brought back to the colours after time out of the county game, produce figures of 1-20 in his four overs, backing up last week's figures of 1-22 in 3.5.
Instead, it's splendid to look at, and a joy to drive.
COMMENTER #1 - Andrew Weir, Africa journalist and broadcaster The rapture of the feckless, poorly educated foreigner in Africa when he confronts his ignorance is splendid to behold but as rarely observed as the nesting places of the Saharan sea eagle.
The party, it correctly noted, was splendid at preaching to the converted, but hopeless at winning newcomers.
The final 45 minutes are dominated by a series of rugby games and it's splendid at last to have a change from American football.
