'calm breeze' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a pleasant, gentle wind. For example, "The sun was shining and a calm breeze blew through the trees".
Bombay was a calm breeze that repaired my soul.
We're looking at mostly clear skies, a calm breeze and a high of 80.
A large black caiman floats downriver gently swaying its tail, riding the current as a calm breeze blows.
Placed at the foot of the bed, Bed Fan sends a calm breeze directly between your sheets.
It was like I had opened a window in my brain and all the stuffy air had seeped out, to be replaced by a calm breeze.
Exhausted by the half hour journey, Aschenbach spent the following week reclining in a chair, enjoying Oceanus's calming breeze and watching Tadzio's translucent god-like physique.
The sun was setting and small racing sailboats competed to the south of us as we slowed with the calming breeze and floated into the harbor and finally to dock.
In any case, with about 14 months already served, Breau and Francis will be out of prison in a matter of weeks, and will yet catch the calming breezes of late Mi'kma'ki summer, 2014.
Runners, walkers and cyclists all hit the boardwalk on Staten Island's South Beach Saturday morning, the water so calm, the breeze like a whisper.
The etched profundity of her phrases (spoken in an undiluted Boston accent) lingers weightily long after they've passed by in the calm, conversational breeze.
The race started against a calm southwesterly breeze in the Bay of Biscay that was expected to rise to a full gale by Monday afternoon.
