The phrase "prestigious success" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant or highly esteemed achievement or accomplishment. Example: "The company's latest product launch was a prestigious success, earning praise and recognition from industry experts and consumers alike."
Instead, it was Andrea Atzeni, the Sheikh's retained jockey last season, who stepped in for the winning ride and the most prestigious success of his career.
Andy Oliver, based at Caledon, Co Tyrone, sent out Punch Your Weight to take the Irish Cambridgeshire at the Curragh on Saturday and was back at the Co Kildare track yesterday for the more prestigious success of First Cornerstone in one of Ireland's more significant juvenile races, the Futurity Stakes.
After a thorough study of the accuracy and usefulness of using SAT scores as a predictor of academic success, prestigious Bates College dropped the SAT requirement for their applicants more than twenty years ago.
Third, it is believed that working at a successful or prestigious institute/organization enhances the chances of success, which is a bias that was not addressed in this study.
It would seem fame, success and prestigious accolades do not make you immune.
My father saw his two sons grow up in New York, go to prestigious colleges and find success in their chosen professions.
No matter how prestigious the program, your success depends on yourself.
Many other successful applicants will have received prestigious postdoc and predoc fellowships--success, after all, breeds success.
Another indicator of the success is the prestigious National Safety Award bestowed upon Program VIKING in 2006.
A few had even internalized this prejudice as truth, doubting that their genuine success was as prestigious as if they'd received other subsidies because they hadn't been competing with worthy opponents, i.e., men.
Most graduate students are still trained to work independently, to value ownership of their work that leads to primary authorship on articles published in prestigious journals a major key to success in academia.
