The phrase "eloquent writer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who expresses themselves clearly and effectively in writing.
Example: "Her essays are always a pleasure to read because she is truly an eloquent writer."
Alternatives: "articulate author" or "expressive scribe."
He is also an eloquent writer.
Lover of music, eloquent writer and speaker, and voracious reader.
Good neighbor, loyal and generous friend, gadfly, eloquent writer.
Ellmann was an energetic researcher, an eloquent writer, and a scholar whose specialty was Irish literature.
Was he a truly eloquent writer or merely a conventional speechmaker sanctified by memory?
Although he was an often eloquent writer, he did not have the true English mandarin's grand, imperious prose style.
No doubt there would have been a major push for same-sex wedlock without Sullivan: Deep trends favored its adoption, other eloquent writers made the case, and other countries and cultures have taken different routes to a similar destination.
Roger Pryor Dodge, the dancer and jazz enthusiast, was an eloquent, committed writer on this topic.
Without that burden, which is considerably lighter in the writings posthumously collected as The Maine Woods and Cape Cod, he comes close to being merely an attentive and eloquent travel writer.
As distinguished and eloquent a writer and humanitarian as Elie Wiesel is, his May 5 Op-Ed article about the United Jewish Appeal's decision to honor Thomas Middelhoff, the chief executive of the Bertelsmann corporate empire, misses the point.
RENEE GHERT-ZAND, on The Sisterhood blog at The Jewish Daily Forward Nora Ephron was a hilarious, eloquent, miraculous writer whose voice spoke to generations of women in ways that opened doors, gave us hope and made us proud to be smart, different and strong women.
