"stellar rise" is a correct, usable phrase in written English.
It is an idiom referring to a great increase in something. It can be used in a variety of situations. Example: Her career had a stellar rise, going from a junior associate to department head in less than a year.
In fact during Fairbairn's stellar rise, she says, she rarely stayed to the end of such events.
In De Gea, Van Gaal has a goalkeeper who would grace any continental aristocrat and whose stellar rise continues.
Sheeran's prize helped him continue the stellar rise that will see him headline Wembley stadium for three nights in July.
A World Bank report in 2008 questioned the purchasing power of average Chinese incomes after previous estimates of the country's stellar rise.
Lewis, the X Factor winner who is the show's most successful find to date, confirmed her stellar rise with awards for best album and best video.
Farrell famously followed his stellar rise to the Wigan first team at 16 by playing for Great Britain at 18 and captaining his country three years later.
Although Mr Grubb doesn't predict stellar rises for gold this year, he is far from forecasting the sliding prices that might be associated with recovering equity markets.
The Lib Dems have controlled Southwark Council since 2002; this perhaps mutes their novelty appeal.Councillor Blango acknowledges that voters around here may not be quite as star-struck about the yellow juggernaut as Mr Clegg's stellar national rise might suggest.
It was stated above that a succession of nuclear fusion reactions takes place as the temperature of the stellar material rises.
Stellar has risen even faster than Ripple in recent weeks, with all outstanding Stellar tokens — known as Lumens — worth around $14 billion on Thursday, making it the seventh largest virtual currency.
On small scales, generations of recycled, burned-out stellar material give rise to new generations of stars.
