"nondescript" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is an adjective used to describe something that is not remarkable, distinctive, or interesting. Example sentence: The hotel room was nondescript, with plain white walls and old furniture.
At Homan Square, a nondescript warehouse on the city's west side, police arrest or detain people for hours without booking or otherwise posting public notifications of their whereabouts, preventing their relatives knowing where they are.
The nondescript building has been identified as the headquarters of Russia's "troll army", where hundreds of paid bloggers work round the clock to flood Russian internet forums, social networks and the comments sections of western publications with remarks praising the president, Vladimir Putin, and raging at the depravity and injustice of the west.
The centre's director, Robert Goodman, has described it as "nondescript and characterless".
Other than that, everyone here is so nondescript that they don't really inspire much emotion either way.
In this room, a younger rabbit goes around obsessively saying goodbye to everything around it – socks, combs, sinister bowls of nondescript mush – in a manner that suggests it never intends to wake up again.
He wore all black, and although he usually rides a mountain bike to minimise the likelihood of his being seen, today he was driving a nondescript vehicle with blacked-out windows.
I find the men responsible in a nondescript office block behind a branch of LA Fitness.
I've seen Rob Key play really well for England, including a couple of times in Australia (although having done the hard work he dipped out in Perth to the nondescript bowling of Damien Martyn), but always with a hint of the bat coming across his body.
When a drunken geezer with a dodgy accent refuses to leave after last orders at the Old Vic, Mick Carter Danny Dyerr) turfs him out, only to end up in possession of a nondescript sports bag stuffed with smuggled tobacco.
The San Diego/Tijuana area is a popular place for tunnels because of the ease of digging through the clay-like soil of the area, as well as the existence of areas on both sides of the border filled with nondescript warehouses that help hide both construction and loading and unloading activities.
Both receive continuous bulletins from the ground floor of the Suffolk Constabulary headquarters, a nondescript building in the town centre, where officers manning five incident rooms, one for each of the victims, sift through incoming information.
