The phrase "elite dance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of more skilled or professional dancing. For example, "The professional dancers performed an elite dance that left the audience in awe."
As they trotted for their lives, skimpily dressed in Hollywood red, this select bunch from around the world (the fashionable configuration of elite dance companies everywhere) knew they had triumphed.
9.34pm BST/4.34pm ET: Syria Elite Dance to Dawn as Risk of Assad Overthrow Fades – that's the headline of a new San Francisco Chronicle story about how nightlife in Damascus and the outlook of the business community is better now than it was a month ago.
The best scene of the season was in the pilot episode when the scrappy, passionate transgender protagonist Blanca (Mj Rodriguez) barges into an elite dance academy to convince a teacher that Damon Ryan Jamaal Swainn), the boy she took under her wing after he was kicked out of his home for being gay, should be able to audition even though he missed the deadline.
She also created an elite Ukrainian dance ensemble called Syzokryli, which Mr. Pagan joined.
The knife-edged story in an elite German dance academy has been a cult classic for decades, in part because it was widely unavailable.
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No one invited the Prancing Elites to dance at the basketball game.
Indeed, 15th- and 16th-century elites preferred dances to sports and delighted in geometric patterns of movement.
After the elites have danced away over the first peak, though, this individual contest against the physical environment seems to become more collective.
High school, home, work each of the Elites has danced through a minefield of hurt.
Once an expression of elite society, ballroom dance has continued to expand its appeal and adapt its approach in response to the ever-changing aesthetics of contemporary culture.
