The word "marvelously" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is outstanding in a positive way. For example, "The children performed marvelously in their school play."
The third movement, formally a scherzo with trio, slackens tension as though to prepare for the marvelously developed finale, which is preceded by a broad introduction (as is the first movement) that sets harmonic and thematic goals for the remainder.
Ingres and Pierre Puvis de Chavannes led him to create increasingly rounded and modeled forms and a more sinuous line; as a result, Gauguin's images became more luxuriant and more naturally poetic as he developed marvelously orchestrated tonal harmonies.
The opening line "We were the Mulvaneys, remember us?" of Joyce Carol Oates's engrossing new novel, We Were the Mulvaneys, asked a question easily answered by any serious reader who finished the marvelously rendered story of an upstate New York farm torn apart by a sexual assault on the daughter of the household.
Malherbe's alexandrine, however clear, measured, and energetic was a metre marvelously suited to be a vehicle for Pierre Corneille's dramatic verse.
Notwithstanding the colourful descriptive poems written in praise of such subjects as Mughal palaces, marvelously illuminated manuscripts, rare elephants, or court scenes, the general mood of lyric poetry became more gloomy.
The most typical expression of the Arabic and Islamic spirit in prose is the maqāmah (meaning "gathering," "assembly"), which tells basically simple stories in an extremely and marvelously complicated style (abounding in word plays, logographs, double entendres, and the like) and which comes closest to the Western concept of the short story.
The emotional travail evident in van Gogh's early work was marvelously lightened in the new aesthetic climate.
The kiln produced hard pillows, vases, bottles, and other vessels decorated with simple but marvelously assured brushwork in brown, black, or gray on a white, cream, buff, or, occasionally, turquoise background.
Then as the vision disappeared, it left not only a greater ardour of love in the inner man but no less marvelously marked him outwardly with the stigmata of the Crucified.
The story is related in terms of the successive women Genji loves; each of them evokes a different response from this marvelously complex man.
The steppe was horse country, and, armed with bows and arrows, the barbarians of all epochs were marvelously swift and deadly light cavalry.
