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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'impeccable command' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to emphasize someone's superior knowledge or skills in a certain area. For example: "She demonstrated an impeccable command of both English and Spanish."
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Yet throughout it, Requardt maintains an impeccable command of her material.
It seemed as if that would be more than enough with Sabathia dominating with his slider and displaying impeccable command of his fastball.
He also marveled at Rivera's impeccable command and said the only other pitcher who could compare was Greg Maddux, who won four Cy Young Awards.
Released in 1951, the book, with its sober mien, dutiful meter and scrupulous rhymes, was praised by reviewers for its impeccable command of form.
What was more, though Mr. Greenhouse had an impeccable command of his instrument, he was by temperament and choice not a flashy player.
Dixon, a driver for Target Ganassi Racing, now with 25 wins on his résumé, showed impeccable command on the technical 2.26-mile course, where he also won in 2007 and 2009.
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The technique is impeccable, with complete command of the Petrarchan sonnet form and its dramatic timing.
His command was impeccable.
In addition to boundless energy and impeccable grooming, the Roman married an uncanny command of details with an unwavering demand for results.
Her English is good, and improving, but her command of the universal language is impeccable, and the key to her appeal.
Though Oliver's position was impeccable, Caroline's pony responded to the judge's commands more sharply.
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