"high class people" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to individuals who are part of an upper social class or have a higher socio-economic status. Example: The charity event was attended by a mix of high class people and local residents, all coming together to support a good cause.
"Such a lot of rich people, but not too rich, so many very high class people, unusual, and mingling, with the excitement of the music, the view, the apartment, the drinks and the food".
"It makes it very hard to plan my menu, because if the price is too low you won't get the high class people, and if it's too high you won't get the middle class people.
For example, Ramna was an area resided by high class people in Mughal period.
You've got high class people but you've also got loads of middle class and lower class people.
In India, the lower caste ASHAs were discriminated against by the higher class people, thereby affecting service delivery, as well as the acceptability and adoption of services within the affected areas [ 43].
You have high-class people and low-class people.
She said she needed expensive clothes because the clients were very high-class people, said her uncle, Clifford Tillman.
Employment terminated by mutual consent, he wrote to Pierre, adding that he was living at the hotel, where all the high-class people lived, and might get a job on a logging crew.
The ball was designed to cater for "very, very high-class people" according to Vaccaro.
It was only purchased when high-class people came over, or people you really wanted to impress.
A 21-year-old activist with the Black Revs, a student who preferred not to give his name, said: "People say we've been here for the hard times, the tough times, we've struggled to be here and a few people of a higher social class, people of privilege, are coming here and they are shitting on them".
