"glowing hue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a color that has an intense, vibrant quality. For example: "The sunset was a vivid mixture of orange and pink hues, radiating a bright, glowing hue."
But then, when the yolks were at last ready to grate and sprinkle, their glowing canary hue lighting up my kitchen, I was torn.
Sunlight pours in from the vast windows that asymmetrically punctuate the perimeter, lending the room a glowing orange hue, illuminating dust particles that swirl and coil and dance abstract shapes around the exquisite stone masonry above.
With it's bright orange hue glowing so gently and majestically, it peered quietly between two gigantic clouds, layering the bluish grey sky.
There is another of Osama bin Laden in the glowing stained-glass hues of a Rouault.
The quartet's Schubert, too, was a study in rich hues, glowing timbres and singing lines.
I looked out my window at the Himalayan range glowing in pink hues.
Eventually I come across a couple glowing with that unmistakable hue of love.
Through a strong emphasis on polychromatic photography, he captured a place that was once brimming with life — carnival rides on the boardwalk, bikini-clad teen-agers, landscapes in saturated hues and glowing lights.
We have beautiful sunsets here in teaks and ambers and lavenders, and the colors of the trim on my house actually are the colors of the sunsets, so when they hit the house at the right time of year, the house is glowing these golden lavender hues.
Now considered one of the foremost experts on colored diamonds, Mr. Bronstein had what he once described in an article as a "burning passion" for the stones that was first piqued in 1979, when he saw "a fabulous canary yellow diamond that glowed with the hue of the sun".
