The phrase "exceptionally well qualified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is exceptionally competent or knowledgeable in a certain topic, field, or area of expertise. For example, "The panel of judges was exceptionally well qualified to make a fair decision on the project."
to the extent necessary to recruit or retain an individual exceptionally well qualified for the position.
Andrew Williams, a Treasury spokesman, called Ms. Warren "a driving force" behind the creation of the bureau and "exceptionally well qualified" to lead it.
Many foreigners tend to be exceptionally well qualified: more than half of migrants who got work permits here since the 1990s had a degree.
Voted Judge of the Year by the Barristers Club of San Francisco in 2007, Chen was ranked "exceptionally well qualified" by the Bar Association of San Francisco.
Its drafters were exceptionally well qualified in this respect: they had lived the first half of their lives under the laws of ancient France and had also known the Revolution.
The president called his choices, several of whom are outspoken conservatives, exceptionally well qualified, and noted that they included a number of women and members of minorities, six in all.
He is exceptionally bright and well qualified," Rosen said.
During the Senate Judiciary committee hearing in January, Senator Hatch said, "I believe she's not only qualified but exceptionally well-qualified".
Exceptionally well-qualified individuals with masters' degrees will be considered, as will those with law or MBA degrees.
The Lindt Fellowship enables exceptionally well-qualified PhD candidates to complete their dissertations during the period of tenure.
The purpose of the Lindt Fellowship is to enable exceptionally well-qualified candidates for the PhD to complete the writing of their dissertations during the period of tenure.
