The phrase 'cool and exciting' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or event that you find enjoyable. For example, "The party was really cool and exciting - I had a great time!".
Does that diminish how cool and exciting he was in Beverly Hills Cop?
It is a truism that being in a band is both cool and exciting.
HOW is the agency trying to show young people how "cool and exciting" Web skills can be?
After reading about the 40th anniversary of the organization, he deemed it "cool" and "exciting" and applied.
"We have to show them how cool and exciting this is," said Ed Skoudis, one of the nation's top computer security trainers.
You must understand why you want to open a pop-up – yes, it's a cool and exciting idea, but be clear on the overall benefits to your business.
Marchesa coming to London Cool, edgy and exciting - London fashion is many things, but uber-glamorous isn't one of them.
For kids, science experiments are cool, fun and exciting.
I decided to take it upon myself to find these elusive women's boxer briefs that are sexy and cool, fun and exciting, and not boring or pink -- a pair of women's cotton underwear that offered graphics that weren't completely gendered and girly, with that stylish wide waistband.
Dean & DeLuca then was cool and vaguely exciting, a seemingly one-stop shop for an enormous amount of expensive grub and a fast shot of espresso.
(Its proprietors hope it will not be reminiscent of the one Dino De Laurentiis introduced to Manhattan in 1982, when he opened DDL Foodshow. A kind of proto-Eataly on the Upper West Side, it closed two years later). Dean & DeLuca then was cool and vaguely exciting, a seemingly one-stop shop for an enormous amount of expensive grub and a fast shot of espresso.
