The phrase "a respected law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a law that is held in high regard or is widely acknowledged as valid and important.
Example: "The new regulations were based on a respected law that has guided environmental policy for decades."
Alternatives: "an esteemed law" or "a valued law".
Cornelia Pillard is a respected law professor and advocate.
Another, Johan Steyn, is a respected law lord.
A respected law firm, on the brink of dissolution; and the Netherlands, frugal and prosperous, now faces a battle over austerity.
Mr Dudley is now BP's chief executive.Dewey & LeBoeuf, a respected law firm in New York, filed for bankruptcy protection after racking up $315m in debt.
"Colonel Wiese is a respected law enforcement officer of 25 years and a man of integrity, as attested to by top law enforcement officials," Ms. Stoll said.
They have hired a respected law professor to assist police officers who request legal advice but believe they may have a conflict of interest with other officers or a conflict with the P.B.A. itself.
In every other aspect of my life I am a respected, law-abiding professional, and there are tens of thousands of people in similar situations.
In every other aspect of my life I am a respected, law-abiding professional, and there are tens of thousands of people in a similar situation.
Mr. Ganz said that Mr. Freedberg has an "opinion letter from a very respected law firm" confirming the silver's authenticity.
Mr. Sullivan, whose dramatic rescue of his deputies in 1989 was captured on television, was named national Sheriff of the Year in 2001 and became a widely respected law enforcement figure here.
Though "New England White" is only Carter's second work of fiction, he has long been a highly respected law scholar and public intellectual, the author of books on subjects like affirmative action and the place of religion in the public sphere.
