The phrase 'fairly composed' is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to describe someone who has a good degree of self-control, poise, and composure. For example, "Although the situation was difficult, she stayed fairly composed."
Murray has looked fairly composed so far.
Much as the kids in his movie — a fairly composed, reserved, watchful lot (about the only time anyone uses an outdoor voice is at a boozy party) — Mr. Sutton tends toward quiet.
Nonetheless, the best thing you can say about this car's performance is that it's fairly composed in all but the harshest maneuvers and Lexus knows the average ES buyer isn't after drag strip thrills.
It was, fairly obviously, composed by a band with a slightly shady past and a "the" in their name.
The stems form fairly thick trunks composed of fibrous rather than woody tissue, a distinction that clearly differentiates them from true (dicotyledenous) trees.
The cases tend to be fairly straight and composed of small mineral particles with occasional small vegetal particles.
The driver installation process is fairly simple and composed mostly of a series of clicking the "Next" button.
Composed in fairly traditional blank verse with distinct Miltonic and Keatsian echoes, "Sunday Morning" is a distinctly modern poem as well.
Warhol, Bangs and Hicks dabbled - Warhol produced the first Velvet Underground album, Bangs made some fairly hopeless records, Hicks composed soundtracks for his stand-up - and so did Thompson, co-writing lyrics with Warren Zevon.
For the record, the wine (1,630 cases, a fairly sizable output) is composed of 52percentt merlot and 48percentt chardonnay grapes, all grown at Wölffer, in Sagaponack on the South Fork.
Dr. Carter said yesterday that he could not comment on personnel issues, but that the faculty was composed of "fairly strong-minded individuals" and that he had been working to ease the frictions.
