The phrase "a stellar track of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an impressive or outstanding record or history of achievements in a particular area.
Example: "The candidate has a stellar track of success in project management, consistently delivering results on time and within budget."
Alternatives: "an impressive record of" or "a remarkable history of".
Like Airbnb several months ago, CouchSurfing boasts a stellar track record of millions of visits without nefarious incidents.
Another artist who has a stellar track record of upsetting people is Soho dandy Sebastian Horsley.
Comcast has a stellar track record of integrating acquisitions and running a tight, highly profitable cable ship.
Local authorities will inherit plenty of challenges when they take responsibility for public health in April, but they have a stellar track record of innovation in this arena.
It's not even something with a stellar track record of media representation, either: when non-monogamy is seen on our screens it's usually in the context of a cult leader with a throng of brides, each of them clad in neck-high gingham and seeming to have more in common with the Manson family than any modern relationship.
He's also got a stellar track record of picking winning start-ups from his days as a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
I agree that finding managers who aren't burdened with managing cash flow, and who have a stellar track record of stock picking versus their bigger peers, is a great way to proceed.
Kuo is largely regarded as the most influential analyst for the company, both with regards to sales figures and a stellar track record of predicting future products, thanks in part to relationships with Apple suppliers.
The ADF don't exactly have a stellar track record of good behaviour, after coming under perusal last year following a Skype sex scandal involving two cadets. .
It may also be that the pressures to develop a stellar track record or the uncertainties of landing a tenure-track position proved to be too much.
