The phrase 'technically exceptional' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is of a higher standard than usual, usually when referring to a skill or ability. For example, "Jane is a technically exceptional dancer; she executes her steps perfectly and with great precision."
But this was a more sophisticated and technically exceptional version of planting decoration into the heart of tailoring and letting it flower.
(Anderson) Yonder Mountain String Band (Tuesday) Loving earnestness and technically exceptional musicianship are some of the characteristics of this progressive bluegrass band from Colorado.
2010 finalist - Alex Rushmer Alex Rushmer, a 2010 finalist, is running The Hole in the Wall country pub in Cambridgeshire – reviewed by The Independent as "technically exceptional, deserving of a Michelin star".
The Hole in the Wall in Little Wilbraham, a soporific village between Cambridge and Newmarket, does food that is technically exceptional, deserving of a Michelin star, unusually affordable, and served with panache in a setting that oozes charm.
(Anderson) ★ Yonder Mountain String Band (Saturday) The loving earnestness and technically exceptional musicianship of this progressive bluegrass band is hard to reconcile with the past effort of the banjoist Dave Johnston: a band called the Bluegrassholes.
When he dances with Paloma Herrera, as Medora, it is easy to see how much freedom he gives his ballerina, how with him, she is able to take risks with her dancing that transform her from a technically exceptional dancer to an expressive artist.
McGinnis is an exceptional dancer, technically solid, with an admirably restrained stage presence; Skarpetowska has physical power and subtle dramatic gifts, beneath a deceptively sweet, girlish exterior.
While this debut is technically flawless, the content is nothing exceptional.
There is an argument that, technically, such small breweries struggle to produce truly exceptional beers.
The child did seem to become stronger, but her ballet teacher, Dorothy Thorne, also recognised that she had a pupil of exceptional gifts, quick to follow instructions, technically secure, and with a lively sense of performance.
Surprise Neighbourliness ISRAEL DROVE SEVEN SYRIANS TO A HOSPITAL OVER THE ARMISTICE LINE They called it an "exceptional" case, but considering they're technically still at war, it's pretty friendly of them.
