The phrase "quiet respite" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use "quiet respite" in a sentence to describe a peaceful and relaxing break or period of time, often away from noise or stress. Example: After a long day at work, I found a quiet respite in my backyard, listening to the sound of birds chirping and feeling the gentle breeze on my skin.
Many students may be seeking a quiet respite from the non-stop partying of first year.
For most girls this would be a quiet respite of a game, but for Ana it is a struggle.
ON a recent, unseasonably hot spring day in Pilsen, Czech Republic, the shadowy emptiness of the city's Great Synagogue offered a welcome cool and quiet respite from the blinding, scorching sun.
'To a Great City' (Thursday through Sept. 18, and Sept. 22-25) Five spaces in Lower Manhattan that offer visitors a quiet respite from busy streets are included in the interactive exhibition "To a Great City," the second installment of "Stillspotting NYC," a sound and architecture project by the composer Arvo Pärt and the architectural firm Snohetta.
Talus caves offer a cool, sometimes quiet, respite from park's heat.
Today the grounds offer a quiet respite from the civilian world.
The independent stores, coupled with a clutch of boutique hotels, like the Sekeping Tenggiri and the Terasek Brickhouse, and dining options that include excellent Indian Muslim mamak stalls and hip newcomers like the Press Room, a European-style brasserie, make Bangsar an attractive, quiet, authentically Malaysian respite from the city's buzz.
Quiet and peaceful respite in the middle of busy London, another bonus was a Waitrose grocery store across the street.
Still, no respite for this little company.
If "Yellow House" was a respite, a quiet, single-story structure, the band's new album, "Veckatimest," is a sprawling water park, sending you through different sluices and dropping you from pools down into slides that give onto small lakes.
And many people need the respite of a quiet hour's artwork as a first step into other services.
