"playful exuberance" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's behaviour or attitude, for example: "Her playful exuberance was contagious and everyone around her was having a good time."
The Countryman All4 isn't exactly lethargic, but the extra weight noticeably dulls the playful exuberance of its lighter brethren.
Barenboim, not incapable of the odd moment of swagger himself, embraced the score full-on, in often playful exuberance.
He says, "It wasn't just a style but a feeling he was expressing, one of playful exuberance... tinged with a self-conscious self-consciousness".
Dumont films Joan's spiritual conflicts and confrontations with playful exuberance but avoids frivolity; the ardent actors infuse Joan's spirit of revolt with the eternal passions of youth.
The combination of seriousness with playful exuberance was arguably in the best traditions of May Day, even if some statues were briefly defiled.
Its themes are serious, but they are addressed with a playful exuberance that suggests a young man's unbridled delight in every aspect of filmmaking, a spirit that also infuses Mr. Nemescu's wonderful short films "C Block Story" and "Marilena From P7".
It was the playful and youthful exuberance of Howard in full effect, the side that some view as a weakness.
Trank doesn't come near Carruth's order of cosmic profundity, but he captures the familial anguish and seething tensions implicit in the pop exuberance of playful creation and apocalyptic calamity alike.
— L.M. Matt James's colorful acrylics and playful collage lend a youthful exuberance to a normally dreary subject, giving poignant insight into a child's understanding of the adult world.
Echoing the Renaissance outlook, the mood of the period was one of exuberance in gardening, seen in the somewhat playful arrangements of Tudor times, with mazes, painted statuary, and knot gardens (consisting of beds in which various types of plants were separated by dwarf hedges).
Even Batumi's modern buildings -- like the sleek metallic "alphabet tower", which appears to have emerged wholesale from the subconscious of Fritz Lang, and the curiously carnival "Face House," where carefully situated windows give the impression of eyes, a nose, and mouth -- exhibit a playful sense of whimsy characteristic of Batumi's newfound exuberance.
