The phrase "an outstanding background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's impressive qualifications, experiences, or history, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "Her application stood out because she has an outstanding background in environmental science and policy."
Alternatives: "an impressive background" or "a remarkable background".
Although you may be very bright and have an outstanding background, you will likely lose out to a more polished candidate.
A strong influential figure, who should have diplomatic skills as well as an outstanding background in conflict resolution must fill the gap and start direct negotiations at all levels and across Afghanistan.
"an outstanding background in scientific research and discovery".
Here are two representative comments from Sina Weibo, the country's largest microblog: "Li Keqiang doesn't have an outstanding birth background but he was promoted by his ability.
As part of the security clearance overhaul, Kelly said the White House has reviewed the status of outstanding background investigations with the FBI and encouraged their timely completion.
For instance, ordinary customers are only allowed access for posting ideas to the profiles of the ongoing projects, while those with outstanding backgrounds and relevant solutions could gain more access, allowing them to provide ideas/solutions and greater content related to the ongoing projects.
"I believe that I have a stellar academic background, an outstanding professional career record centered on Marine/Harbor Engineering and Construction, extensive service in National, Local & Civic affairs and 24 years of residency in Newport Beach.
Miller was arrested when he tried to buy a weapon last month and a routine background check revealed an outstanding warrant for failing to appear in court on traffic charges from last year.
The FBI, which runs the criminal background check database, had a broad definition and said that anyone with an outstanding arrest warrant was prohibited from buying a gun.
He's done an outstanding, outstanding job.
"That's an outstanding turnaround".
