The phrase "an excellent note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a message or piece of writing that is particularly well-written or insightful.
Example: "She left an excellent note on my desk, providing valuable feedback on my project."
Alternatives: "a great message" or "a superb comment".
Brazilian Computer Science student Emerson made this excellent note taking app as an example for a mini-course he is teaching on App Inventor.
The Social Market Foundation has produced an excellent research note on what has driven the recent increase in AME spending and how it will evolve in future years.
As an excellent end note to ATMgate at REI and its satisfying repercussions, check out these awesome IDs mocked up by Matthew Williams Design.
Excellent scallop or lobster rolls can be purchased from the store; to be excellent, note, the roll into which mayonnaise and a dozen pan-fried scallops are inserted must be a top-cut white hot-dog bun.
But most people should buy the excellent Note 4 instead, if you're looking for a phablet.
As Kerry McCarthy's excellent note suggests, the composers responded with "unfailing creativity", from the sustained grief of Robert White's Lamentations to the bitter reflections of betrayal in Byrd's Civitas sancti tui.
On that excellent note, Curtis adjourned to Every Picture to sign her several books, including her new My Mommy Hung the Moon: A Love Story.
Amid political blowback from the tear-gassing of asylum-seeking migrants, Trump is claiming the tear gas didn't impact children and was necessary because agents were "being rushed by some very tough people". Salvador Rizzo has an excellent debunking, noting that Trump is presenting no proof of this widespread criminal element, and that the evidence shows children were affected.
GamePro provided a dissenting opinion; although describing Empire: Total War as a game with a potential that "with some extra tweaking, could have proven itself an excellent title", noted that it "has a heap of problems that need resolving" with bugs and crashes.
Jeremy Adler, who supplies excellent notes and an afterword to this posthumous volume, will not convince everyone that Canetti really respected Murdoch still and that this great diatribe is necessary for the book's moral and aesthetic coherence as autobiographical satire.
