The phrase "transcend above" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to rise above or surpass something or someone. Example: In order to achieve success, we must transcend above our limitations and strive for greatness.
By appealing to the people and their discontent of the Iraqi government, Al Sadr will attempt to transcend above sectarian tensions and tend to the wounds of the economically marginalized or so it seems.
But if there's one aspect of the culture that can transcend above its insular customs and appeal to a broad range of people of all races and socioeconomic backgrounds, it's the music and if there's one person who can be trusted to bring this music to a wider audience without watering it down, it's MikeQ.
If you went to all my old high schools and said I was about to graduate, the staff and my friends would have told you, "There's no hope for this guy!" Our graduation has transcended above and beyond just being a piece of paper.
Almost all of these performers, often recorded in their homes or churches — including members of the W. B. Thomas Gospel Chorus, above — transcend the clichés of their style.
These little moments transcend the game above its evident technical mediocrity and into something altogether more profound.
In all of the above, the alchemy of the stage transcended the pomposities on the page.
He believed in learning, and above all, learning to transcend our religious differences.
Finally, all the pure perfections (see above) are transcendentals, since they transcend the division of being into finite and infinite.
But, visually, movies transcend their lousy scripts as operas soar musically above their libretti.
As a formalist, however, Mr. Meier seeks less to express history than to transcend it: to attain a level of geometric abstraction high above the fray.
In the late 1980s Manuel Legris, an étoile (the company's special designation above principal dancer) who is now 43, used to transcend the company style better than anybody.
