"exceptional standards" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to high or exceptional levels of quality or performance. Example: The company prides itself on maintaining exceptional standards of customer service.
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As well as superior productivity, co-owned companies report higher levels of employee engagement, exceptional standards of corporate responsibility, and greater responsiveness to the needs of change and innovation.
Even by his own exceptional standards it was a consummate drive by the champion of 2008 and, when he reflected on his victory in the US Grand Prix, he said: "I think I stamped my mark on the sport and showed I have the status that the others do.
The time of 9.77 seconds was slow by his exceptional standards and some way off his world record of 9.58secs set in Berlin four years ago.
Around 1195, in a letter of recommendation to the Bishop of Hereford, William de Vere, Gerald of Wales commends Grosseteste for his wide reading and skill in business and legal affairs, medicine, and the liberal arts, and remarks on his exceptional standards of conduct.
"The TGA's a really honourable institution because of their exceptional standards, but at times it can be a little frustrating when you've got such a panoply of positive science about Truvada's efficacy," Edwina told VICE.
A unique stereo, wide-format touch-screen, 22-way adjustable seats with excellent leather trim… it's all very classy and crafted to an exceptional standard.
It's just that, in seven months' time, he will be an exceptional standard-bearer with whom to go to war.
Such is the exceptional standard of Chinese diving, and so great are the expectations on the country's divers, that even against the best of the rest of the world, performing at their very highest, silver is not good enough.
Finally, mechanical engineers acquired the resource of nuclear energy, whose application has demanded an exceptional standard of reliability and safety involving the solution of entirely new problems (see nuclear engineering).
Like many of Villa's young English players yesterday – Milner, Stewart Downing and Ashley Young included – he played well for periods, just not to the exceptional standard required to beat United.
