The phrase "serene scene" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a peaceful and calm environment or setting. Here is an example sentence: As she gazed out at the serene scene of the ocean at sunset, she felt all her worries melt away.
The serene scene gave no hint of the turmoil roiling the complex.
Though it is not a serene scene, its dishes are often creative and almost always earthy, flavorful and satisfying.
What a serene scene, what a perfect catch – except that an exclamation mark dangles before the fish by way of kindly warning.
They can look up from their control board and gaze downriver to where bald eagles fly and where, except for the few gaudy samples of architecture along the shore, the serene scene is similar to what it was in 1913.
John Brincko, who specializes in turning around troubled companies and lives in Los Angeles, said he and his wife, Debbie weret-Brincko, were drawn to the challenging waves and serene scene around Califia State Beach at the town's southern end.
The playful and serene scene, on a site sandwiched between the Jehovah's Witnesses Watchtower and the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, disguises the bitter rivalries among the local self-employed dog walkers.
There, his colorful canvases of serene scenes -- a beach, a cafe, a sun-splashed home -- belie his angst.
Children will enjoy contemplating the serene scenes to the cadence of the archaic language in the text.
The walls are decorated with vivid photographs of serene scenes, like water views.
Now, some of those combative memories have been replaced by more serene scenes, like one of a man stitching intricate images with a portable bicycle-powered sewing machine.
The serene scenes start with photographs that Mr. Pollera takes of porches of Victorian homes and the beaches of the North and South Forks -- not necessarily at the same time.
