"decade of excellence" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a period of ten years in which there was a high level of achievement or success. Here is an example: "The company's decade of excellence was marked by record-breaking profits and industry-leading innovations."
So Papelbon is still about a decade of excellence from approaching Rivera's career statistics.
The Wall Street Journal was honoured with six awards including a prize for a decade of excellence.
With two championships and more than a decade of excellence, Pujols has done far more for the Cardinals than James ever did for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Separately, at the Business Journalist of the Year awards, Bill won the "decade of excellence" prize, Pam was named best economics journalist and Tom Easton, of our New York bureau, was named best finance and markets journalist.In this section Strife at the Sparkasse Oh, brother!
In 2010 he received the Daily Telegraph's Award for a Decade of Excellence in Business a Lifetime Achievement award from Director Magazine and was voted Business Person of the Year by the Sunday Times.
The unsteady April of Kenley Jansen was not enough to dislodge him from the position he earned with half a decade of excellence.
Two decades of excellence haven't changed the pre-tournament instincts of all of their critics.
Other clubs might but, over more than two decades of excellence from 12 yards, Southampton did not.
Most telling of all, after nearly two decades of excellence that made him the N.H.L.'s career leader in shutouts and victories, Martin Brodeur has an.884 save percentage — second worst in the league, and well off his.913 career mark.
After nearly two decades of excellence and an abundance of good luck, the team was due for a few bad breaks, to be on the losing end of a few incredible circumstances of football.
No matter; the system he installed was good enough to see the team through a couple more decades of excellence — but the price was paid by Walsh, a control freak who went crazy learning that you just can't control the outcomes of games.
