The phrase "a foremost student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a student who is among the best or most distinguished in their field or class.
Example: "She has consistently demonstrated her dedication and talent, making her a foremost student in the program."
Alternatives: "a top student" or "a leading student".
July 19 , 1877Stromm, Sweden July 5, 1932 Stockholm, Sweden Erland Nordenskiöld, in full Nils Erland Herbert Nordenskiöld (born July 19 , 1877 Strömm, Sweden died July 5, 1932, Stockholm) Swedish ethnologist, archaeologist, and a foremost student of South American Indian culture.
Campin's foremost student, Rogier van der Weyden, tempered his master's homey realism with Eyckian grace and delicacy; in fact, at the end of his career, Campin himself succumbed somewhat to Jan's courtly style.
Edna Longley, our foremost student of Thomas, writes in her introduction to The Annotated Collected Poems that his influence endures because his poetry "secretes core values, traditions and tricks of the trade".
First and foremost, students of color must find a mentor.
Since the publication four decades ago of "Prelude to Civil War," a study of the nullification crisis of the early 1830s, Freehling has been among the foremost students of 19th-century Southern history.
John van Reenan, professor of economics and director of the Center for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics and Political Science, is one of the foremost students of this transition.
For a few decades now, some of the top ballet schools and companies of various nations have brought their foremost students and apprentices together in exchanges and public sharings.
First and foremost, students and business practitioners need to learn the recurrent themes of crises like these.
Rather, they "are first and foremost students, and their status as graduate student assistants is contingent on their continued enrollment as students".
I am first and foremost, a student of expression, and so after 320 interviews and nearly 7 years, a part of the conversation I had with Zackie and another activist Sipho Mthati, still plays like music in my ear: Imagine what this sounded like - ZACKIE ACHMAT.....the way in which grief is in the body is not felt by the government.
Austin Clarkson, a foremost Wolpe authority, speaks.
