"comfortable community" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: The small town had a comfortable community, where everyone knew each other and looked out for one another.
"It's really a quiet, comfortable community," said Ms. Harr, who teaches in the campus ministry at Manhattan College.
"We are a very comfortable community, but a number of people have found themselves adrift" in a changing economy.
What I like about Marvin is that he recognises that a comfortable community is one that cares for everybody.
If literature has any social function, after all, it is premised on the belief that, in the long run, the most comfortable community is going to be the one that knows the most about itself.
For many years, he was part of the comfortable community of jobbing actors, directors and producers which could be called the "Teddington set" – those who worked for the BBC, ABC and Thames TV studios in west London in their heyday – and so found it comparatively easy to get parts which were financially rewarding but not too stretching.
Many of these children are still grappling with the emotional scars of having lost family and friends, conditions that can be made worse by uprooting yet again to live in another, albeit more comfortable, community.
Here, suburbia transformed from comfortable communities housing unionized workers with well-paying jobs in local factories that gave them access to a middle-class lifestyle to fiscally strained communities housing immigrants working in low-paying, nonunion jobs.
Making an even greater bid to Poles who are looking to reside in a comfortable, community-focused area that has it all.
Some felt that a friendly and comfortable online community had been swallowed by a giant.
In "Omega" it is a retired government official, Dr. Van Deusen, who sees terrorists everywhere in his comfortable beachfront community.
Mr. Berg, the youngest of three children, grew up in a brick and vinyl split-level house in this comfortable bedroom community.
