The phrase "an excellent mark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a high score or grade achieved in an academic context or assessment.
Example: "She received an excellent mark on her final exam, which boosted her overall grade in the course."
Alternatives: "a top score" or "a high grade."
An evening spent winning me an excellent mark was also an evening lost.
That's what I did and I got myself an excellent mark.
Strasburg registered a game score of 75, an excellent mark, but it does not rank among the top major league debut performances since 1980.
The fact that a development like Celebration, Florida, includes streets and public places is an excellent mark of progress, and something that raises it far above the private, gated communities that, unfortunately, represent the bulk of high-end subdivisions.
The peak in dρ/dT has been pointed out to be an excellent mark of T N, whereas the anomaly in dρ/dT at T S is difficult to identify [13]. .
That brings its cumulative grosses to about $41 million, an excellent mark for a project that reportedly cost $4.8 million.
You'll need a spread of excellent marks at GCSE too, Grant explains.
When I visited the Yuri Gagarin museum in Star City, near Moscow, the curator showed me his childhood report cards, "all with excellent marks," and a toy airplane he made at the industrial school he attended as a boy.
Though his father was a teacher, Kubota didn't get excellent marks at his high school, where he was a generation behind Kenzaburo Oe. "I didn't study," he said.
According to a national poll, some 56% gave her "good" or "excellent" marks, while 59% said they expected Dilma to continue to do well.
Between one (poor) and four (excellent) marks were awarded for each category, giving a maximum possible score of 28 marks.
