"intimate contemplation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means deep and personal reflection or thought. Example: She found solace and clarity in moments of intimate contemplation, away from the chaos of everyday life.
Tucked into a copse of trees behind the main house, Johnson's compact, almost cylindrical glass-walled galleries encourage intimate contemplation of these small-scaled treasures.
The show, compiled from the collection of Sally and Wynn Kramarsky, invites intimate contemplation of the artistic process even as it provides a dizzying ride through a fantastic playground.
The cinematography is by Eric Steelberg, and it's beautiful and precise, although most of the beauty, to be honest, arises from a prolonged, often intimate contemplation of Josh Brolin's enormous skill set.
Much of library design is about handling different scales and registers: from the intimate contemplation of books by readers to a world of knowledge that is the institution as a whole.
It sets the tone and the style for the entire film, which blends documentary and fiction, drama and comedy, spontaneous confession and analytical contemplation, intimate experience and historical resonance, observation and artifice.
Even on a Friday evening, Bourbon & Branch is an intimate setting for the contemplation of fine cocktails.
The paintings are exhibited in a warm intimate setting that encourages reflection and contemplation.
On the contrary, they have a sense of quiet contemplation that is intimate and inward looking – far away from our hectic urban lives – and are heart-wrenchingly beautiful in their simplicity.
The product's scenting apparatus is not for masking odors but for recovering happy memories in the bathroom, an intimate place of retreat and contemplation, said Andreas Dornbracht, the company's managing director.
Elsewhere, there might have been not a dry eye in the house at the contemplation of such intimate loss in places where people know, or at least nod to, each other at the post office or the grocery store, in towns and villages built by tradition around the pub for one thirst and the pulpit for another.
Libraries encourage intimate relationship to a text, private contemplation of a thought.
