The phrase "a top service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a service that is of the highest quality or excellence.
Example: "Our company prides itself on providing a top service to all our clients, ensuring their needs are met promptly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "a premier service" or "an excellent service."
Big banks servicing these loans began in 2002 to automate their systems, according to a former executive for a top servicer who requested anonymity because of a confidentiality agreement.
Comcast has quietly been working on an "over the top" service for well over a year.
Intel is hard at work on one such service and companies like Sony and Microsoft have previously shown interest in the same idea, called an "over the top" service because the channels would ride on top of existing broadband connections.
For its part, AT&T is planning an "over the top" service that will maintain data caps but not charge for "Sponsored Data" – a blatant slap at net neutrality.
For the price of a good glass of wine, you get the whole white tablecloth treatment, top service, a beautiful setting, the town's prettiest patio and a choice of nine appetisers, six mains, and three non-fattening desserts.
Tom Konchalski, the editor and publisher of High School Basketball Illustrated, a top scouting service, called the Marburys "the first family of Coney Island Basketball".
Despite its strength as a top Internet Service Provider (ISP), GTE Internetworking previously took a decidedly low technology approach to backing up the data on the company's 2,000 remote hard drives.
Most courier firms will attempt delivery no more than three times, and few companies would make concerted efforts to find their customer unless they were paying for a top notch service.
Having established itself as a top streaming service with now more than 200 million users, Spotify this year is preparing to focus more of its attention on podcasts.
"It was top service – just perfect.
