"shrewd cunning" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this expression when you want to describe someone as being clever and manipulative. For example, you might say "He had a shrewd cunning that enabled him to get what he wanted".
His neighbour, Sheikh Rashed bin Said al Maktum, a shrewd, cunning and hard-working merchant who has ruled Dubai since 1958, would have been as likely a candidate.
They will be wary of the great plotter Mourinho, though, and if any coach is capable of conjuring up a plan to get a result against these superpowers it is the shrewd, cunning Blues boss.
Slytherins tend to be ambitious, shrewd, cunning, strong leaders, loyal to their causes, and achievement-oriented.
The lyrics to the Scottish songs include locutions like "that pawky quean," a phrase I intend to use (pawky means "shrewd and cunning, often in a humorous manner").
But because Hill is a shrewd and cunning writer, over 24 novels he has given us a character who rises above the stereotype.
It also helped that they were exceptionally shrewd and cunning.
VanCamp plays the shrewd and cunning Emily Thorne who is taking down one person at a time who has wronged her and her father.
Phoenix isn't the most shrewd or cunning lawyer, Maya is a naive teenager, and Gumshoe is a dipshit detective, but they value truth and kindness over everything else.
Pathological lying: can be moderate or high; in moderate form, and will be shrewd, crafty, cunning, sly, and clever (in extreme form, he will be deceptive, deceitful, underhanded, unscrupulous, manipulative, and dishonest).
Very cunning, very shrewd.
All things considered, one can forgive Mr. Troubat the bad pun: malin can have a range of meanings -- mischievous, sly, wicked, cunning, cute, shrewd.
