The phrase "decent service" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to describe a situation in which someone received a service that was satisfactory (but not exceptional). For example, "I received decent service at the restaurant, but would have preferred a friendlier waitstaff.".
Warm welcome and decent service.
Decent service can be inattentive, particularly on the upper level.
About £9,000 will find a 2004 model in tidy condition with a decent service history.
"There's good food, decent service and there are always nice people in there".
Many residents moved in long before the area had decent services or even decent apartments, she said, adding: "We are going to be living in the memorial.
But Uganda's experience illustrates the limits of that care when a system is poorly managed and lacks the resources to deliver decent services, experts say.
Frenchmen cherish the notion that everyone has an equal right to decent services in good times and a generous safety net in bad.
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