The phrase "at exceptional rates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing pricing, services, or offers that are significantly better than usual.
Example: "Our new subscription plan offers unlimited access to premium content at exceptional rates."
Alternatives: "at outstanding prices" or "at remarkable rates".
"In a large and strategically vital market that is growing at exceptional rates, [the market leaders] are throwing the gauntlet down to their smaller competitors by continuing to invest enormous amounts in their data center infrastructure and operations.
As genetic methods and analytical tools continue to advance at exceptional rates, tissue collections will become increasingly useful in natural resource conservation.
Though ciliate mitochondrial rRNA genes do not appear to be evolving at exceptional rates (Gray and Spencer 1996) in relation to other eukaryotic mitochondrial rRNAs, their distances and divergence rates may be underestimated, due to saturation (supplementary fig. 3, Supplementary Material online).
But Lewis meant that condemnation as a form of hyperbolic praise, setting those limitations against what made Youk an asset, and one of the faces of the "Moneyball" era: even as a young player, he was superbly selective at the plate, rarely swinging at bad pitches, and getting on base at an exceptional rate.
"This plane was heading into New York at an exceptional rate of descent," he said, "and at impact was going almost 600 miles an hour with an erratic flight pattern".
Our practice is growing at an exceptional rate, and we need more emergency veterinarians!
The imperishable developments in the field of Decision Support System (DSS) databases are presenting data at an exceptional rate.
Register online now Whether you're looking to change or develop your career or business, opportunities in digital marketing are growing at an exceptional rate.
"There are few companies that have been able to grow at the exceptional rate that Gusto has, while continuing to provide a product that customers love," Dinsdale said in a statement to TechCrunch.
Some galaxies have been observed to form stars at an exceptional rate, known as a starburst.
The debt grew at an exceptional rate because of the shortfall of revenues created by the tax cuts.
