The phrase "acclaimed actress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an actress who has received recognition and praise for her performances, often in the context of awards or critical acclaim.
Example: "Meryl Streep is an acclaimed actress known for her versatility and numerous awards."
Alternatives: "renowned actress" or "celebrated actress."
The acclaimed actress Rei Asami and the Butoh artist Akira Kasai perform the lead roles.
Her friend Ms. Shaw, the acclaimed actress and director, took over.
The acclaimed actress Fiona Shaw stepped in, but had to juggle it with a previous commitment.
Even Jennifer Lopez, a critically acclaimed actress as well as singer, has not done as well.
The acclaimed actress Fiona Shaw stepped in for the Met performances, but had to juggle it with a previous commitment.
Acclaimed actress Eva Longoria was presented with the 2015 Harvard Foundation Artist of the Year award at the 30th annual Cultural Rhythms festival in Sanders Theatre on Saturday.
And now, by chance, two acclaimed actresses, each accompanied by a respected director, are simultaneously taking on the challenge: in London, Fiona Shaw is directed by Deborah Warner; in Paris, Isabelle Huppert by Jacques Lassalle.
But as well-meaning as that gesture may have been, it can't have escaped many people's notice that the most acclaimed actresses there Salma Hayek, Cate Blanchett, Charlize Theron, Emily Blunt are also some of the most conventionally gorgeous women on the planet.
The acclaimed actress-playwright-professor, perhaps best known for her television roles -- Nancy McNally on The West Wing and Gloria Akalitus on Nurse Jackie -- ruminates about all this prior to her appearance as the featured lecturer at The 44th Jefferson Lecture in the Humanties for the National Endowment for the Humanities at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on April 6.
Kalki Koechlin, another critically acclaimed Bollywood actress, made headlines for her French background rather than her feminism activism movement or three time Best Supporting Actress nominations.
A conversation with acclaimed Indian actress, theatre director, and television and film artist, Lillette Dubey.
