"calm deliberation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act or process of carefully considering all aspects of a situation or decision in a calm and rational manner. Example: After hours of calm deliberation, the jury reached a unanimous decision.
Problems get solved only with calm deliberation.
Let cool and calm deliberation determine this question.
One of the few voices advocating calm deliberation was Patrick Leahy.
The claims of calm deliberation emerging from the White House this week are maddening.
Then, with cold, calm deliberation, he guided the ball in a sweeping arc high inside the furthest post.
Quiet, calm deliberation by the justice committee and the Leveson inquiry will dispose of all this special pleading.
By moving away from direct democracy to elected legislatures, the very act of choosing representatives to do the deliberation and deciding would, as one of them might have put it, in the balanced prose of the eighteenth century, move the quarrels from the furious passions of the street to the calm deliberations of the statehouse.
It's time for calm deliberations of the facts before making fiscal decisions that will affect our city for the next decade and beyond.
Changes so ambitious require calm, thoughtful deliberation, and a fair amount of courage.
The 38 images here bring Strand's characteristic sense of calm, respectful deliberation and rigor to potentially sentimental rural subjects.
One juror, Barry Keenan, 38, a vitamin salesman from Greenpoint, Brooklyn, said that the deliberations were calm and that the main debate among jurors revolved around whether Mr. Lopez's camera was worth enough to merit a grand larceny charge against Mr. Parker.
