The phrase "a super start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an excellent or impressive beginning to something, such as a project, event, or experience.
Example: "The team had a super start to the season, winning their first five games."
Alternatives: "an excellent beginning" or "a fantastic kickoff."
This is a super start from the young man, who everyone forgets is still only 24 years old.
Using Greasemonkey, an add-on to Firefox that lets developers customize Webpages through the browser, he created some scripts that add tabs to FriendFeed and that make it even more of a super start page than it already is.
On that measure, Lessig's new organization has gotten off to a super start.
Its specialty is oysters grilled with garlic chipotle butter and Parmesan and simply revelatory, a super start to a lunch of gulf-style seafood butterflied, blackened and bronzed.
Dortmund are dominant but can they get a goal to reward their super start?
If you're at a super trendy start up where people only communicate on Skype, you don't want to freak someone out with a face-to-face meeting.
At the news briefing, he showed a broadcast spot attacking Elizabeth Warren, a Democratic candidate for Senate in Massachusetts, that was sponsored by Crossroads GPS, a super PAC started with help from the strategist Karl Rove, President George W. Bush's top political adviser.
When Priorities USA Action, a super PAC started by two former White House aides, foundered, the president dispatched high-ranking campaign and administration officials around the country, where they beseeched small groups of millionaires and billionaires to contribute large checks.
The couple also poured $5 million into the YG Action Fund, a super PAC started by former aides to the Republican House majority leader, Eric Cantor of Virginia, according to filings with the Federal Election Commission.
Save the Day, a super PAC started by Joss Whedon last month, also aims to increase voter registration.
In 2012, Obama initially voiced his opposition to super PACs before publicly embracing Priorities USA Action, a super PAC started by former White House aides to back his reelection.
