The phrase "an exceptional place" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place that stands out from others because of its special qualities. For example: "The Grand Canyon is an exceptional place, with breathtaking views of nature's wonders."
Roadheaders, one of the mechanized excavation equipment, has an exceptional place among those other excavation machines.
Roadheader, one of the mechanized excavation equipments, has an exceptional place among the other excavation methods.
It is an exceptional place to study and engage with international and comparative law.
AMERICA, an exceptional place, has long stood out for a willingness to take big bets on the rise of others.
On an uncrowded day, it is an exceptional place to be and that's why Killington has so many faithful fans.
We can argue that this is because we are in Ireland, an exceptional place historically, a Christian country.
One reason Ida is so special is her exquisite preservation, and that is because the Messel pit, near Darmstadt in Germany, is a very exceptional place.
Magdalenian cave art, in Western Europe, gives the Mammoth a significant, sometimes exceptional place, like in Rouffignac or Combarelles, next to the even more important place of the Bison or the Horse.
It's a very unusual and exceptional place; the scenery is fantastic and Sylvia Plath's grave is in its churchyard.
Harmony has my vote and my support, and in full disclosure, I'm not only a journalist, but also a patient of this more than exceptional place to help heal the body and the mind, from the inside out.
Instead of thinking of Silicon Valley as this exceptional place, he says, think of it as a result of the worlds biggest experiment the opening of the American West.
