"pure elegance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is extremely elegant or graceful. Here is an example sentence: "The ballroom was decorated with pure elegance, from the sparkling chandeliers to the intricate floral arrangements."
The result is pure elegance, but few ever taste it.
"Underneath the layers of filth and peeled paint was pure elegance," he said.
Mr. Ax and Mr. Tetzlaff teamed up for a piano and violin recital in a church the other morning (pure elegance and extreme cool even during the Debussy sonata when a cellphone beeped off-key from the pews).
Shani Davis was pure elegance in speed skating to gold, while Lindsey Vonn rattled down a concrete-like downhill course in style, besting the field by more than half a second (that's a long time in skiing).
Whether for fashion or pure elegance, the pearl jewels listed below defy tradition.
Impeccable decoration, pleasing colors and stately furniture underscore pure elegance.
Hairless Toys is pure, evocative elegance, her performance as flamboyant and fragile as the subculture she celebrates.
"It hasn't got the absolute refinement, the pure white, floating elegance of that rather cold masterpiece".
Ms. Graf would have been seriously miscast if she had been playing Holiday in pure drama, her willowy elegance being antithetical to Holiday's earthbound, tragic vitality.
Mr. Bell played with his customary elegance and pure sound, content to weave in and out of the orchestral texture in the opening movement before allowing his lines to soar in the singing melody of the Adagio.
Despite the breadth of applications of her work, Mirzakhani said she enjoys pure mathematics because of the elegance and longevity of the questions she studies.
