"top stream" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a highly successful person or thing in a field. For example, "He is a top stream athlete in the NBA."
Of these, 71% of September-born pupils were in the top stream, while just 26% of August-born children were.
September-born children are almost three times as likely to be in the top stream as their August-born peers, the study shows.
Carr, who described himself as "a typical street urchin" - he was sent to juvenile court for petty theft - unexpectedly passed his 11-plus exam, and found himself in the top stream at Wandsworth grammar school.
The top stream of Hot Separator after mixing with water used to wash ammonium, was cooled to 40 °C and sent to Cold Separator.
A study by the Institute of Education at London University found that by the age of seven, just over 70% of the children born in September were in a top stream, compared with fewer than 30% of those born in August.
When the temperature of top stream of rectifying section was higher than the liquid leaving the bottom of the stripper, the latent heat of top steam can be used to heat the stripping column bottom reboiler, which achieved substantial energy-saving in distillation process by virtue of thermal coupling between the two column sections.
At the moment, "Yeezus" is the top streaming album on Spotify.
Netflix is locked in a battle with streaming rival Amazon, as well as traditional broadcasters which are making in-roads into "over the top" streaming services.
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Instead, they're about cold, hard numbers: album sales, weeks atop the Billboard charts, and, in recent years, social-media impact and digital milestones, in categories such as Top Song Sales Artist and Top Streaming Artist.
Owen was bright - in the top streams for all his subjects - but then he got a part as the Artful Dodger in the school production of Oliver! and loved it so much that schoolwork no longer seemed important.
