The phrase "again excellent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something has been excellent previously and is excellent once more.
Example: "The team's performance in the last match was again excellent, showcasing their hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "once more outstanding" or "again remarkable".
He was again excellent here in excerpts from Beckett, who was fascinated with Schubert.
Morales is again excellent, as majestically unbending here as he was pliable in Wink.
The chorus, again excellent, was supplemented by the admirable Brooklyn Youth Chorus (Dianne Berkun, director).
Alan Oke gives the Major a truly psychopathic edge, Mark Stone's Count is again excellent, with Elizabeth Watts Countesss audibly grown in wisdom.
Wilson, again excellent at Sixways, can perhaps consider himself the most unlucky to be overlooked but no one would accuse Jones of not being thorough in his quest to identify the players best equipped to lift the 2019 World Cup.
Rodney Sheley is the self-absorbed doctor he visits, Ms. Rumbaugh is again excellent as the office assistant, and Mr. Fehr makes it all work with a performance that mixes humor and pain.
Each study was again graded: excellent (excellent image quality, no confirmation with Sonosite needed), adequate (slightly less informative but adequate to proceed), marginal (confirmation and additional information was obtained with the Sonosite), or poor (inadequate to proceed without additional confirmation/remarking).
Once again the excellent Frédéric Chaslin conducts.
Again an excellent, uncredited projection fills the back wall, this time of spectral trees and a looming, luminous moon.
CaSE assistant director Beck Smith said: "We congratulate those students, and their teachers, who have once again achieved excellent results.
Sehwag was once again given excellent support by Gautam Gambhir, and the pair added 79 quickfire runs for the second wicket.
