The phrase "dark hue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a color that is on the darker end of the spectrum, such as navy blue or dark green. For example, "The walls of the room were painted a dark hue."
What caught my eye was the low-key design and dark hue but also the brand: the King Ranch of Texas.
And if Mr. Wood's choral addition sounds anachronistic, it lasts only a minute, and its dark hue suits the chorus's purpose.
As in the Leef, the strings and winds played with a rounded, dark hue and considerable polish, qualities that suit the Bernstein perfectly.
"There are a lot of black women who would not have voted for him because the implication would've been that women of a dark hue are not acceptable to him, so why does he deserve their vote?
Just for Men prefers that Hernandez's mustache be of a continually dark hue; the company does not mind if he keeps his hair dark, too, but his deal is strictly facial.
Their dark hue and dry texture might not appeal to everyone, but doused in a grainy truffle-Gruyère sauce or junk-foody Cheddar-jalapeño goo, they're nothing if not interesting.
Continue adding the black color until you are satisfied with the dark blue hue that it has made.
Hydrogels fabricated with 0.125% chitosan and 0.1% genipin exhibit a dark blue hue.
Dark hues and rich fabrics offset eye-catching artworks, many borrowed from Astrup Fearnley Museet.
Flavour is paramount, says Rogan, and earthy and dark hues that were previously unappetising have become fashionable.
The bassist, Lincoln Schliefer, and the drummer, Dennis McDermott, provided the rich, dark hues that lent nuance to the landscape.
