The phrase "decent colleague" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a co-worker who is good, respectful, and easy to work with. You can use it in a sentence like: "My experience working with John has been great so far. He is a decent colleague who always completes his tasks on time and is always willing to help others."
He is a Scientologist, a promoter of reading, and an incredibly decent colleague.
On Friday, Sigmar Gabriel, the chairman of the Social Democrats, described Ms Schavan as "a notably smart and, from my point of view, decent colleague".
On Friday, Sigmar Gabriel, the chairman of the Social Democrats, described Mrs Schavan as "a notably smart and, from my point of view, decent colleague".
It is a particular cruelty that Ifill, who was a standard-bearer for journalism, a mentor of young reporters, and a profoundly decent colleague, should depart now, when the country has never been more in need of those qualities.
When the male actor read the script, research subjects judged him to be strong, dominant and a decent colleague.
"I want to say to all the dedicated and decent colleagues in Scotland who have lost their seats that I am deeply sorry for what has happened.
At the risk of sounding incredibly pappy, I find that having decent colleagues makes all the difference to my happiness at work.
Now, I want to say to all the dedicated and decent colleagues in Scotland who have lost their seats that I am deeply sorry for what has happened".
Media's weakened independent backbone is being broken by legal investigations into media outlets and journalists, 'berufsverbot' style sackings of decent colleagues, prison sentences for "insulting the president" delivered, colleagues sent to jail for expressing critical views; kept behind bars for moths without an indictment.
David Cameron may yet have done himself some favours by seeming to do the decent thing by a colleague whose real weakness was failing to adapt when circumstances changed.
"I have come to know you and found you to be a decent, principled and kind colleague," Powell wrote in her resignation letter.
