"discreet place" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe somewhere that is quiet, private, or out of the way. For example, "We decided to meet at a discreet place in the countryside, away from prying eyes."
I thought the shoulder was the most discreet place.
But the MKAD is fenced in by tall, soundproofing walls, leaving no discreet place to seek relief.
In the Lair of Dragon Skulls, cheerful Bronn leads Jaime into what he says will be a discreet place for sparring practice.
This sala reservada, or private room, was not just a discreet place to look at dirty pictures; it was a response to ecclesiastical displeasure.
It took a week to fix a discreet place and time to talk Maryam, 24, a student of industrial design, and two of her friends.
Costanera 700 is a very discreet place, so discreet that even Lima's most experienced taxicab drivers get lost trying to find it.
In a few discreet places, Vienna sheds its revered cloak of classical taste in music, fashion and food.
Later he says brothels are discreet places for discussions that he doesn't want anyone to hear.
Harrison biographer Alan Clayson considers the track "more uplifting" than "My Sweet Lord" and remarks on the aptness of Harrison's subject matter in 1970 71, when religious texts such as the Bible, the Koran and ISKCON's Chant and Be Happy "now had discreet places on hip bookshelves".
The goal is to show there is "no shame in being HIV," he said, and that "we are just regular folks". They leave brochures in discreet places like bathrooms to make it easier for someone to take one without public exposure.
Have stain remover on hand and create discreet places to put garbage and dirty dishes.
