The phrase "right description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a word or phrase that accurately and precisely conveys the intended meaning or idea in a sentence. Example: "The term 'sustainable' is the right description for their farming practices as it encompasses their eco-friendly and self-sufficient approach."
"Lost" is precisely the right description for how I have experienced him since his death.
If the following is the right description, then we perhaps should say they're still alive.
"I think the right description is, 'slapped in the face.' It is like an offense to the community".
The aim of this paper is to formalize an architectural pattern to support the right description and implementation of eLearning ecosystems.
Poetry is the right description for the text-based work that Kenneth Goldsmith has assembled for a group exhibition at Oliver Kamm.
I'm hopelessly sentimental about Fleet Street and 'community spirit' is probably not the right description of the King & Keys at 10 o'clock at night.
But Cairo was not New York, and personal journalism turned out not exactly the right job description.
The online access system linked to this webpage through the search button to the right includes description and digital reproductions of all of the materials in the two parts.
There's simply the reluctance ever to imagine what the other person is experiencing, right?" This description could also apply to her own reluctance, in "Eichmann in Jerusalem," to imagine her subjects' experiences in terms beyond the intellectual substance of their discourse or the political implications of their actions.
Describing the Supreme Court under Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., which has just completed its first five years, as "conservative" is to accept the far right's description of this court as a return to our founding fathers' original intent when creating our Constitution.
This exercise is critical in formulating the right job description.
