The phrase "a prime cut" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a high-quality cut of meat, often used in culinary contexts.
Example: "The restaurant is known for its steaks, particularly the ribeye, which is considered a prime cut."
Alternatives: "a choice cut" or "a top-quality cut".
You've got to be a prime cut of meat.
And so began Tony's quest for a renewed sense of family, heritage, coherent truths, mental health, and a prime cut of the Esplanade construction projects.
Keanu Reeves plays Detective Tom Ludlow, a prime cut of beef who's part of a cultish, multicultural wrecking crew run by the silkily smooth Capt.
"All the indications are that the discretionary budget would have been a prime cut of beef on the chopping block," said Michael S. Lubell, a physics professor at City College and director of public affairs at the American Physical Society.
That Judy Finnigan's breasts, albeit bra-clad, were on display at the telly gongfest was a genuine showstopper, a moment of TV history, a prime cut of future blooper tapes.
She's clearly based on the gruff, dirty comedian Moms Mabley, and her behavior shows where Buddy Love comes from, especially when the two meet and she sizes him up like a prime cut.
If we can find a way to rescue and repackage it then the dodgy doner takes meat which could be wasted in the trimming of a prime cuts and turns it into the kind of thing your personal trainer would implore you to snack on.
With a combination of classic and modern, this is one steakhouse where you can order anything from a dry-aged prime cut prepared in cast iron to a steakhouse broiler or lamb and be sure it's all-natural born and raised.
Steaks include Porterhouse, a 45-ounce prime cut that includes filet mignon and New York strip cut; aged kobe beef; and surf and turf, 8-ounce filet mignon and 8-ounce Brazilian lobster tail.
NOVEMBER RALPHIE MAY: PRIME CUT A comic known for his girth gets a stand-up special that is largely about being large.
After gaining her first national attention with a supporting role in a 1972 Lee Marvin thriller called "Prime Cut," Ms. Spacek very quickly became one of the top female stars of the decade, widely regarded as one of the most fertile periods in American filmmaking.
