The phrase "a pretty excellent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a high level of quality or satisfaction in a somewhat informal manner.
Example: "The presentation was a pretty excellent showcase of our team's hard work and creativity."
Alternatives: "quite excellent" or "fairly excellent".
That alone would make a pretty excellent unhappy party.
In the outside world Ms. Clark can be a pretty excellent guitar soloist, and Mr. Byrne a pretty excellent rhythm-guitar player, but you hear very little of this; the record represents a separate chamber, a third way, and maybe the start of a future as a musical pair.
I'd be like, "No dentist visits for me this month!" Even Pope Francis (a guy who seems to me like a pretty excellent pope, as far as they go) acknowledged the disconnect between actual sacrifice and what people give up for Lent.
Indoor rock climbing is a pretty excellent sport.
Fishback scribed a pretty excellent response on Quora to the question of why Zaarly pivoted in September (when they launched Storefronts), which is a must read.
Certainly the polarized, hate-filled politics of the last few years are a major contributing factor … but then, you can make a pretty excellent case that Facebook and Twitter were major contributing factors to the polarizing, hate-filled politics of the last few years.
Devpost breaks it down category by category as opposed to lumping them all together under one umbrella, but the champs of each section are all pretty excellent tools to have in your belt.
When the cab isn't moving, the driver can see anyone who has hailed a fare nearby with pretty excellent accuracy — they can even see which side of the street you're on.
For a start, the acting is pretty excellent.
Instead, it plugged into the internet livestream and hired two American hosts – former Queer Eye for the Straight Guy presenter Carson Kressley and comedian Michelle Collins, a performer who I find to be pretty excellent, all things considered – to chat over the existing broadcast like the two old men from The Muppet Show.
6.13pm GMT Well, that was quite a dramatic speech from Shinzo Abe to the WEF -- delivered in pretty excellent English too (he switched to Japanese for a brief Q&A afterwards).
