'beyond the classic' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is different or more advanced than the usual or traditional version of a certain thing. For example, "This new car model goes beyond the classic design of its predecessors, offering the latest technology and improved fuel efficiency."
"In times like this, we all could use a boost beyond the classic philanthropy," she recalled thinking.
Inventive chefs are moving far beyond the classic Larousse recipe of boiling them slightly and adding lots of butter.
This is an exhibition that moves beyond the classic short and stout teapot, handle and spout notwithstanding.
"Beyond the classic student backpackers," Mr. Hierath said, "we get young urban professionals on a city break, families vacationing, business travelers and even older tourists".
"It required all of the players in the political system to look over their shoulders at the public and look beyond the classic stakeholder groups".
In lengthy profiles of 24 motorcycles, he points out that design and engineering developments are a hallmark of American motorcycle builders, going far beyond the classic Milwaukee V-twin.
One thing they want is to move beyond the classics.
What is notable is how easily Cuban dancers, curious for a taste of ballet beyond the classics, find work in North American and European companies.
She is part of a new generation of Irish writers and filmmakers who are tackling weighty contemporary issues, forming a representation of the country that goes beyond the classics and even the highly politicized literature produced during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
This restlessness is evident in Glen's CV: beyond the classics, it takes in everything from independent British movies to Tomb Raider and Resident Evil, via BBC costume dramas, a nude appearance alongside Nicole Kidman in David Hare's The Blue Room, and the musical Martin Guerre.
Whether you first heard Nichelle singing "Beyond Antares" in the classic Star Trek episode, "The Conscience of the King," or you thrive on classics, or you're moved by gorgeous delivery - or (admit it) you just want to hear Ms. Nichols' voice in your ear - you'll love this.
