"precious blessing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a phrase that conveys the sentiment of something being valuable or cherished. For instance, a mother might refer to her newborn baby as a "precious blessing".
"We couldn't be happier to announce this precious blessing of life".
Regardless of whether you relate more to Juno's stepmother, who views the pregnancy as "a precious blessing from Jesus in [a] garbage dump of a situation," or the sardonic clerk who sells Juno a pregnancy test, who calls it "one doodle that can't be undid, homeskillet," you have to admit that that's some terrible dialogue.
Know that He your most precious blessing.
There are precious few Norways blessed with oil riches, well-educated populations and able to all but ignore everyone else.
"I sign this legislation," he announced after the bill signing, "with a prayer that God would continue to bless these precious children, mothers and families".
I am a mommy to three precious angels who have blessed my life since the seconds they entered it.
And Norah Jones, bless her precious heart, sounds like she was born a country singer, inspiring flashbacks of the soft, emotional, pure country melodies of Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline.
I miss you so desperately every day, but cherish the joyous, precious years we were so blessed to share.
From the kitchen to the grave, we're traveling side-by-side to spice up each precious moment, and savor each blessed bite.
Bless u & your precious posse forever".
Defense lawyers read a short letter Mrs. Yates wrote in which she said, "I thank God I was blessed with such a precious family".
