"top-notch faculty" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a group of highly skilled and experienced teachers or professors. Example: Our university prides itself on its top-notch faculty, who are experts in their respective fields and dedicated to providing the best education for our students.
Extensive financial demands are placed on colleges and universities to build facilities, lure top-notch faculty members, make scientific discoveries.
When you study accounting here, you follow a focused curriculum taught by top-notch faculty.
You spend time in the classroom with top-notch faculty, staff and PhD Candidates.
Larger gifts can endow a graduate student fellowship and support the department's recruitment of top-notch faculty.
The school has a top-notch faculty and notable graduates who never played a down, but who in Ann Arbor, Los Angeles or Tuscaloosa cares about that?
But their kids were often excluded from specialized academic programs, such as honors colleges housed within the larger university that have smaller classes and top-notch faculty.
In my view, the heart of the university is in top notch faculty and students.
The environment of a big research university is really unique: the energy on campus, so many top notch faculty, so many resources.
- Recruiting top-notch new faculty members and attracting graduate students are being hampered by misgivings among potential teachers and students about the future of Michigan's economy.
program enables students to build on core curricular foundations using the city as a classroom and work with top-notch guest faculty and critics from the metro area.
Jonathan R. Cole, provost and dean of faculties for Columbia, said yesterday that high housing prices and the negative perception of New York City schools had been an obstacle to recruiting top-notch researchers, faculty members and graduate and post-doctoral students.
