"golden middle" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to a compromise between two extremes or positions. For example, "They found a golden middle between the two sides, so that both could come to an agreement."
I feel for my star when it does disappear, sometimes using my last ounce of strength to limp into each map's hidden, speed-boosting core for a futile joyride into oblivion, a golden middle finger to the cruel whims of the Commode.
The curvelinear trends, however, are very weak, suggestive of limited applicability of the "golden middle" principle in plant genomes.
In today's chain necklace DIY project, there is one golden Middle East Rhinestone to match with the gold chain, in addition, one Bicone Czech Glass Bead, one short section of gold chain and one starfish-shape Tibetan Silver Pendant as the adornments.
Golden Tornado middle linebacker Brian Romanger had 10 tackles and a sack.
It was supposed to be the golden age for middle class children, who were depicted as angels or fairies in advertisements and literature.
The position was made exceptionally popular by a nonpareil group from the late 1950's until about 1970, considered the golden age of middle linebackers.
The departure leaves Tendulkar as the last survivor of the golden generation of middle-order batsmen who have towered over Indian cricket's most fertile and successful era.
In the middle-left, a small golden banner says New!, and a middle center golden banner says Great As A Sauce Too!
American Pastoral by Philip Roth (1997) An American football player finds that life as a golden boy tarnishes in middle age.
That's because since Broadway's golden age, in the middle of the last century, the most dramatic loss has not been great musicals or plays.
3 Pour the batter into the tin, sprinkle with the almonds and bake for 30 minutes, or until cooked in the middle and golden.
