"enjoyable summer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that takes place during the summer or to describe the summer season in general. For example: "We had an enjoyable summer this year, visiting the beach several times and having lots of fun."
But that doesn't stop this being a perfectly enjoyable summer movie.
Schmeichel added: "It's going to be a lot more enjoyable summer than the last one.
He thinks the prison is a really enjoyable summer camp, and not even solitary confinement, breaking up rocks or prison slop can dissuade him.
Here's Simon McMahon as I wrap up: "This has been an exciting end to an enjoyable summer of international cricket between two excellent sides.
The doctor sees him dim when he thinks intently about a girl named Lois, whom he knew one enjoyable summer in Buffalo The doctor sends him to a famous clinic in Baltimore, where his trouble is diagnosed as autohypnosis.
The Championship competitions, having been rebranded a couple of years ago, have an outstanding and fitting sponsor in the Co-operative, Sky provide huge extra profile with their Thursday night coverage and the Northern Rail Cup was also an excellent innovation that has created an enjoyable summer Sunday in Blackpool for the final.
Form: Rangers fans have probably gone through the least enjoyable summer of any club winning a championship, let alone the Championship.
No other British comedy has been as enjoyable this year.
DVD, Metrodome Robert Redford's unlikely but hugely enjoyable 1992 computer caper movie.
Antoine Jobard said that the 2009s are more enjoyable today, while the 2008s need two or three years, but I'll take the '08s.
What follows is my list of six for 2009, books that I found informative and enjoyable this year.
