"excellent paper" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a document, essay, or other written work that is especially well-done. For example, "I received an excellent paper from the student on the topic of gender relations in the workplace."
"It is an excellent paper," Ms. Ellison said.
Times and Mirror, but on whole thinks it excellent paper.
"I believe I have all I need to conduct interviews, as there is an excellent paper trail," she wrote.
And as expert opinion – try this excellent paper produced by the Political Studies Association PSAA) — confirms, both camps are exaggerating the likely impact of a change to AV.
But tabloids are an essential part of a vibrant market and the Sun is an excellent paper, catering well to its audience.
Ever innovative, the Big Issue in the North is piloting what it claims to be the world's first digital street magazine; as well as the traditional – and excellent – paper version, we will be able to download the paper online.
A truly excellent paper in Skeptical Inquirer aims to explain away zombies, ghosts, and vampires with the power of maths and physics, even though Buffy or a crossbow would definitely be way cooler.
In "Dancing with Robots," an excellent paper on contempotary education, Frank Levy and Richard Murnane argue that the pressing challenge of the educational system is to "educate many more young people for the jobs computers cannot do".
However, the claim that the deficit is sustainable for another decade is highly dubious.An excellent paper by George Magnus, an economist at UBS, argues that the parallels with Bretton Woods are superficial.
Ben Eason, chief executive of Creative Loafing, said, "We are not trying to make any other statement here other than it is a competitive world out there and we are doing what we can to make sure we are putting out an excellent paper in the communities we serve".
The snag is that it is devilishly difficult to set up such a resolution authority, as Nicolas Véron and Guntram B. Wolff point out in an excellent paper from the research institute Bruegel — not least because it is hard to find the basis for such an authority in the current treaties.
