The phrase "a stellar record of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's impressive achievements or performance in a particular area.
Example: "The candidate has a stellar record of success in project management, consistently delivering results on time and within budget."
Alternatives: "an outstanding track record of" or "an excellent history of".
Serial innovator firms are a set of small, long-lived technology-based firms with a stellar record of inventive success.
Ditto for the Sudanese government, which does not have a stellar record of living up to its word.
Mr. Steiger is "an outstanding American newspaper editor with a stellar record of achievement," Mr. Gissler said.
"Maximus has a stellar record of achievement across the nation, and we believe that's why they were chosen for the contract," she said.
In her opening comments she praised past Labour governments for a "stellar record of investing in Hackney", citing transformations in public transport and schools.
I'm worried the giant tech companies, who don't have a stellar record of protecting us, aren't being very specific about getting the balance right.
India has a stellar record on timely repayment of external debt obligations, so it would not be approaching this from any position of weakness, just from the point of innovation and leadership in a finance space that has been so troubling.
Through that, I got asked to do the Black & White Night, which is just a stellar recording of his concert.
Bernie Sanders, as I've written, has had a stellar record for a long time, largely because of his vote against DOMA.
This is why freight railroads have a stellar record for crude rail safety -- 99.995 percent of all rail crude oil shipments reach their destination without a release caused by a train accident.
Robbie Deans had built a stellar record as coach of the Canterbury Crusaders, the most successful provincial side in the recent history of the sport, but his appointment was not without controversy.
