"stellar academics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to exceptional or outstanding academic achievement. It can be used in a sentence to describe a person, institution, or academic program that has achieved great success or has a reputation for producing top-notch academic results. Example: "The university is known for its stellar academics, with a majority of its graduates going on to pursue successful careers in various industries."
Almost all of the North Korean students are stellar academics, and only one had to re-sit exams, the French classmates said.
"We have an amazing school district — with stellar academics, robust fine arts, a comprehensive athletic program and the important support systems our kids need to thrive," stated Josh Epstein, in a news release issued by the foundation this week.
She has an impressive judicial record, a stellar academic background and a compelling life story.
The school has produced stellar academic results since it opened three years ago, and several teachers, including Mr. Nalley, have received awards.
The high school has a stellar academic record that teachers and parents credit in large part to the college setting.
Though he didn't have a stellar academic record, he got into Oberlin, a college that takes chances on applicants.
It looks for a stellar academic record and evidence of traits that distinguish the best teachers in tough schools, including leadership, resilience and motivation to help the poor.
Even so, they said the stellar academic performance of students in Shanghai was noteworthy, and another sign of China's rapid modernization.
Neither of those men was a stellar academic, but they had both been steeped in Washington policy-making and practical economic analysis for years before their appointment.
The decision maker – a professor in my department and the head of a research institute – told me "it all comes down to stellar academic results".
One stellar academic can no longer singlehandedly change a department's fortunes, but research institutions have been filching researchers from each other for many months.
