"decent temperature" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and can be used to describe a temperature that is comfortable or acceptable.
Example: "It was a nice day outside with a decent temperature, so we decided to go for a walk."
Refurbished in 2000 it now boasts solar covers that help maintain a decent temperature throughout its summer season, sometimes up to a balmy 25C.
The Volt, as Matt discovered, has a battery heater to keep the electrical system at a decent temperature.
It was a decent temperature in the cell, but she was wrapped up in blankets and shivering, but not getting any care at all.
When it reaches a decent temperature, prepare your eggs.
A decent temperature in the aquarium would be 73*F-80*F 73*F-80*F6.6*C).
Their thick coat can protect them in the winter during decent temperatures, but they need shade opportunities in the summer and in extreme heat, and breaks from the wind, snow, ice and extreme cold temperatures in the winter months.
"You can't get decent löyly (steam) at that temperature, and you don't sweat properly.
The cathode with optimal particle size also exhibits a decent rate capability with room temperature discharge capacity ∼ 200 matg−1 at 300 mAg−1 rate.
Some of them display a ductile brittle transition at temperatures > 1000 °C, while retaining decent mechanical properties at these elevated temperatures.
That will at least give some time for negotiators and civil society groups to pour over the paperwork to see how big the gap is between the pledges and having a decent shot at keeping global temperatures below 2C (and lowering the risks of all the impacts that come from rising temperatures, such as increasingly furious extreme weather events and rising sea levels).
Even if you're not out in the country, think of how much better it is to stumble out of a club in sub-zero temperatures wearing a decent coat as opposed to something put on in a more optimistic spirit.
