The phrase 'feeling of coolness' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a sensation that is physical, emotional, or figurative. For example, "I had a feeling of coolness wash over me as I stepped into the shade of the tree."
There had been a feeling of coolness, of freshly laundered sheets, of contacts never before achieved, by fingertips icy with nervousness.
Instantly she had loved the vaulted ceiling and the skylights, the Frida Kahlo prints hanging on the walls, the dainty Shabbat candlesticks, and the feeling of coolness and order that was everywhere.
Despite this, they can create that feeling of coolness as one tries to fall asleep.
His performance also had a touch of coolness and reserve.
While it is of great help to have information available at the touch of a button, nothing can replace the experience of touching the snow or feeling the coolness of a flowing river, experiencing the majesty of the Colorado Rockies or the tranquility of Yosemite.
Repeat this pattern of feeling the coolness during the in-breaths and slowly counting the next number during the out-breaths.
Splash some water into your face, feel the coolness, the feeling of being cleansed, taste the salt, smell the tang of the salt.
In America, we don't seem to find time for the catharsis of kneading squishy dough for just the right amount of time and feeling its coolness seep through our fingers, because we work too much and sleep too little already.
You may feel crippled from awkwardness and your own lack of "coolness" your first few times.
It gives it that stamp of coolness".
In fact, you're supposed to identify with the coolness, whereas "Blowup" was actually a critique of coolness.
