The phrase "super awesome" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an informal phrase used to emphasize how great or excellent something is. For example, "This movie is super awesome!".
That is just super awesome, Mr. President.
Humbling but super awesome at the same time".
Which, as I'm sure you understand, is super awesome.
Super awesome stuff here and thanks for sharing this.
2.43pm GMT Super Awesome (@GoSuperAwesome) Print isn't dead!
"Chameleons are a lot of work, but Norman was super awesome, the best pet".
9.30am GMT Super Awesome (@GoSuperAwesome).@Disney asked: What's your favourite type of #YouTube vid?
Though he is given to gee-whizzery about anything "super awesome" — Small amounts of radiation are actually good for you!
11.05am GMT The power of Minecraft for kids Super Awesome (@GoSuperAwesome) 54 kids were asked, "What's your favourite app" – ahh!
We would like to thank ECE 4760 Professor Bruce Land and Mike Kilzer (our lab TA) who were super awesome and helpful.
"It's a testament of what a super awesome person and instructor she is," said Ms. Schaeffer, the computer engineer, who has attended most of the road trips.
