The phrase "a world class center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a facility or organization that is recognized for its excellence and high standards in a particular field.
Example: "The new research facility is a world class center for innovation and technology development."
Alternatives: "a top-tier center" or "a premier facility".
The goal would be the creation of a world class center for rare diseases, becoming a magnet for global rare disease researchers, clinicians, patients, and companies, and it would be self-funding.
St . Jude Childrens Research Hospital, which from humble beginnings has transformed many cancers of children into treatable diseases through combined basic and translational research while at the same time becoming a world class center of excellence, offers a glimmering example or model for the rare disease community.
If you max out your height growth at 5 foot 2 inches, for example, odds are you won't become a world class center in the NBA.
Meant to be a world-class center for the arts, the structure now is showing its age.
In 2015, the board of trustees voted to renovate the library and transform it into a world-class center for learning.
The Hatch Magnetic Resonance Research Center is a world-class center that contributes a broad range of imaging resources for Columbia research.
Over the course of his tenure, he guided the institution as it became a world-class center for botanical research, education, and horticultural display.
It was a world-class center of learning and remains so to this day — even if alumni are, regrettably, unprepared for either the N.B.A. or the N.F.L. NORMAN BIRNBAUM Washington.
His report offered a long and precise evaluation of Christian Gottlob Heyne, the classicist who had done more than any other professor to make Göttingen a world-class center of learning.
His gift created a world-class center of Asian art and culture adjacent to the Freer Gallery of Art, which opened on the Mall in 1923 to showcase the collection of Detroit businessman Charles Lang Freer.
New York is still a world-class center for the display and sale of art, but it is no longer the exclusive wellspring for art making that it seemed 10 years ago.
