The phrase "prestigious honour" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an accomplishment or award that is notable and of great value. For example: "Winning the Nobel Prize is considered to be a prestigious honour."
The celebrity stylist – and former X Factor style director – was handed the prestigious honour for his "services to hairdressing".
Run by the Cartoon Art Trust, the awards are recognised as a prestigious honour in the industry.
I could not think of a better way to end the best summer of my life than to receive this hugely prestigious honour.
But if there is one person from the canon of late 20th-century music who can e awarded this prestigious honour, it is James Brown.
Sure, you might have expected surprise, even scepticism, that Obama would win such a prestigious honour barely nine months into his presidency.
If Rooney can bag a brace he will not only become England's all time goal scorer record holder, he will also get the perhaps more prestigious honour of becoming England's most prolific goal scorer against San Marino.
She also won prestigious honours for Show Boat (1994), the London revival of Oklahoma!
The Will Eisner comic industry awards are the most prestigious honours in this field.
After his death he was awarded one of Poland's most prestigious honours for his services to democracy.
Manchester City may have wrestled the title from their grasp, but Manchester United were today awarded two prestigious honours for their dominance of the Premier League.
His recordings with major orchestras, including those of Pittsburgh, St . Petersburg, Oslo, Philadelphia and Berlin, were well received, winning prestigious honours such as the Dutch Luister Award and the French Grand Prix de Disque, among others.
