The phrase "world class services" is correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe something of exceptional quality or excellence. Example: Our company is known for providing world class services to our clients, which has earned us a reputation as one of the top businesses in the industry.
Colleagues and friends in Malawi ask, 'Why would they vote yes?' People see the UK as a stable country offering its citizens world class services and wonder why on Earth people would vote for a far less certain future.
"Mitie's expertise is in developing, motivating and training large and diverse teams of people to provide world class services.
"The minister has five options in front of him that would ensure parents would be able to continue to access world class services here in Northern Ireland.
The paper also suggests the "world class services and economies of scale" of the post office could be put at risk and claims there might be less money to roll out high speed internet services for smaller communities.
He told reporters this was also a guarantee to the British public that the government would balance the books "in a timely fashion and in a fair way, and a clear commitment to our world class services".
Jonpaul's is aimed at an exclusive market and a discerning customer base, and will add tremendous value to our community while offering a combination of "World Class Services" not currently being offered by any competitor in the greater Gigaburb area.
We are treated fairly, and everyone works together to provide a world class service.
"But for our railways to continue to grow we need strong private sector partners who can invest and innovate in ways that deliver a world class service".
The British Paralympic Association said: "We're pleased that BA have made the commitment to ParalympicsGB and are confident they are making great plans to ensure our Paralympic athletes are given a world class service".
"I look forward to working with the board and the library team to build on the world class service the library offers and to further the digital transformation of this wonderful centre for knowledge and ideas," she said.
Coca-Cola, one of the "presenting partners", has awarded a fifth of the Sheffield torch relay places to Asda nominees, none local, some from faraway Kent, whose achievements appear on their nomination forms: "reaching the target on goods in"; "helps out with the reverse cycle project landing in stores"; "to always strive for world class service and live and breathe the Asda beliefs".
