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The phrase "exceptional athletes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to athletes who are better than average or stand out from the crowd in some way. For example, "The Olympic team included several exceptional athletes."
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"She is just one of those exceptional athletes," Smith said.
What is happening now in London is what is best for our sport, a massive stadium full to bursting and exceptional athletes carrying out extraordinary performances".
A small number of humans have natural genetic mutations that are similar, and these people appear to live normally and to be exceptional athletes.
Bannister, Chris Brasher and Chris Chataway are dressed in white tracksuits which make them look more like village cricketers than exceptional athletes.
Are they even baseball fans, or do they just find it comforting to know that not all exceptional athletes are as boring as Derek Jeter or as vain as Alex Rodriguez?
One of the unique aspects of the employment environment since 2008 is that so many individuals who are exceptional athletes in the corporate world are living through long-term unemployment.
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"An exceptional athlete, period".
"He wasn't an exceptional athlete.
"He's an exceptional athlete," he said.
(TEAM stands for The Exceptional Athlete Matters).
But the trust issue dogs every exceptional athlete.
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