"fine workmanship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that was well-made or skillfully crafted. For example: "The dressmaker's fine workmanship was apparent in the custom gown she made for me."
The couture ateliers showed off fine workmanship.
There's just a lot of very, very fine workmanship".
There was nothing subtle about the show — except for its fine workmanship.
Mr. Gluck was impressed with the fine workmanship, but frowned at the prison-style materials and the lack of flexibility.
But he makes his fine workmanship seem so heavy handed, whether it is curls and whorls of intersecting pleats or dresses designed to take some grand evening tour.
The 8C is finished with a degree of polish and detail that reminded me of the fine workmanship of prewar cars.
Ultra-fine workmanship delivered colors as vivid as the digital flames that licked the runway.
It did not quibble over costs for the finest workmanship when paying repair claims.
In these products of the finest workmanship, purity of line, plastic strength, and a flawless polish produce a harmonious, solid effect.
The album-size paintings known as Indian miniatures, produced for an elite clientele who demanded the finest workmanship, are rightly renowned for their suave forms and brilliant colors.
"POWER AND DESIRE: SOUTH ASIAN PAINTINGS FROM THE SAN DIEGO MUSEUM OF ART, EDWIN BINNEY 3RD COLLECTION," Asia Society at Midtown, 502 Park Avenue, at 59th Street, (212) 517-2742 (through Jan .7.) The album-size paintings known as Indian miniatures, produced for an elite clientele who demanded the finest workmanship, are rightly renowned for their suave forms and brilliant colors.
