'exceptional high' is a correct and usable phrase in written English and can be used when referring to something that is unusually high or high beyond the usual level.
For example: The student received an exceptional high score on their math test.
For example, a teacher in an exceptional high school might have a total of 80 students, while a teacher just a few miles away has 130.
Established by John in 1985, each year the scholarship affords exceptional high school students from the counties surrounding Leon, Kansas, the opportunity to attend the University of Kansas.
A majority-white, gated community became, on 26 February, the makeshift mortuary for a black boy who will not get a chance to live, to go to college with his exceptional high school grades, to make something of his life.
FIFA Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo must continue to maintain his exceptional high standards in order to be classed among the sport's legends, according to Brazil great Pele who compared the Portuguese to Eusebio.
Long before losing his vision as a result of an automobile accident in 1966, Browne, who like Manning is from New Orleans, was an exceptional high school athlete, lettering in both basketball and golf.
One exceptional high value is observed at 35.6 m depth (24.5%).
Exceptional, high-profile crimes often lead to legislative action driven by citizen initiative.
Mr. Reyle's array of metal sculptures and wall reliefs with bright chromed color and occasional LED lights qualify mostly as exceptional high-end lobby art.
The bar has wine and spirits ranging from local brews (from 90p) to exceptional, high-end international cocktails (up to £27), decent snacks and jazz nights on Mondays.
New Co-based alloys containing a L12 reinforcement phase display exceptional high-temperature properties.
It is designed to provide exceptional high-quality audio processing and to deliver unsurpassed multichannel sound quality.
