"stellar level" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is an adjective used to describe something as extremely high quality or superior to all others. For example, "The actress' performance at the awards ceremony was of a stellar level."
CBS's "King of Queens" nearly outstripped the third night of "Identity" on Wednesday, as ratings for the new NBC game show leveled off at a solid if not stellar level.
They not only maintained the Knicks' stellar level of play, but they also provided a few highlights.
A past chairman thought up the name Stellaris, believing that it "spoke to the stellar level of care the hospitals provide," said Daniel J. Blum, the vice president of Stellaris.
If you yearn for different immersion, for returning characters or an unfolding world, there is brand loyalty to be had in Wexford or Rebus or, at a more commercially stellar level, Harry Potter or the Twilight series.
Germans, eh? Mertesacker does not even mention the Wembley friendly between the nations from last November, when he headed his country's winner – a personal high in a season of stellar levels.
And if she cannot achieve the same stellar levels of support among black and young voters that Mr Obama did, she will need to fill the gap some other way.She has made her pitch to women clear.
A more ambitious target, such as getting educational attainment up to Finland's stellar levels, would mean even bigger gains.That would require a huge and unlikely shake-up in school education in the rich world.
The unit became "self-correcting," as one officer reported, and evaluations noted that the conduct of guards went beyond the mere absence of abuse to stellar levels of care and professionalism.
Tailored jackets, dressy pants and a few decent skirts can lift all the other wardrobe items to stellar levels and you'll look amazing.
Making this stellar black level performance all the more remarkable is the fact that Samsung's latest TV can serve up brightness peaks measured (on a 10% white HDR window) of 2413 nits in dynamic mode, or around 1940 nits in Standard mode.
This year it's the opposite: sixth formers who were predicted stellar A-level results have found themselves with a fistful of Us instead of the As they expected.The A-level system changed between 2001 and 2002, and exams seem to have got even easier.
