"good diction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's expressive choice of words. For example, "Her good diction made her speech quite effective."
Men with good diction were picked for this job.
He had enormous charisma, good diction and an ability to improvise".
Instead the unit speaks to you -- artificially but with good diction -- through the stereo system.
Though she lacked the low notes of a true contralto, she sang with lovely tone, fine expressivity and good diction in her middle and upper registers.
My only reservation is that the mezzo-soprano Irene Snyder — awkwardly placed for the audience — seldom showed good diction in the Beethoven songs.
This government, as the Queen could have said on Tuesday, will be good for diction.
In a telephone interview, Ramirez sounds every bit the suburban Houston girl with good manners, standard diction, and a presumed tendency to blush at mature subject matter.
Delivering instinct-driven performances as one of the kids in Freeform Television Network's "The Fosters," Ramirez brings the same gutsy flair to her debut EP "Discreet". In a telephone interview, Ramirez sounds every bit the suburban Houston girl with good manners, standard diction, and a presumed tendency to blush at mature subject matter.
Vocabulary isn't just high diction.
I got my diction from good rappers".
