The phrase "a rather exceptional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is notably good or outstanding in a particular context.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a rather exceptional piece that has garnered much acclaim."
Alternatives: "quite remarkable" or "fairly outstanding".
As such, the collaboration with M-real Ltd. was a rather exceptional combination of engineers and experimental psychologists and matched well with the definition of a platform (cf. Cusumano and Gawer 2002).
LA CAÑADA — From the perspective of the St. Francis High defense, it was a rather exceptional outing.
Fortunately, Bolet said, Méndez "immediately realized that what he had found was a small vertebrate skull, a rather exceptional finding, because screen-washing techniques mostly retrieve disarticulated bones and isolated teeth".
This finding is consistent with previous reports assessing inter-twin contact in the second semester: whereas inter-twin contact can be considered a rather exceptional event before the 10th week of gestation [10], the number of contacts between twins rapidly increases during the second semester [11] [13].
EST sequence data are available for the nvpp-1, -2, -4, -5 and - 7 genes and more in depth analysis showed that the nvpp-1 gene has a rather exceptional gene structure.
The committee concluded, says Hahlbrock, that "a falsified description in a publication cannot be tolerated, no matter it dates back 20 years," and recommended that Seeburg be censured--a rare and rather exceptional measure.
This collaboration between an opera house and a composer is rather exceptional, especially because it has been such a long-standing one.
Obtaining the same results from Models A and B is rather exceptional, and relates only to this studied situation, and stems from the fact that both models rejected buying iron concentrate from a particular vendor.
It is not clear, however, whether this is a regular or rather exceptional result of such experiments.
Mr. Nikolic provided an answer, in a show of emotion that is rather exceptional at a tribunal where perpetrators' toughness and denial are far more common.
Julien Roumette felt Romain's depiction of the racial tensions in America at the time was "meticulously reconstituted, with a realistic, even documentary, rather exceptional dimension".
