The phrase "acclaimed expert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is highly regarded and recognized for their expertise in a particular field.
Example: "Dr. Smith is an acclaimed expert in environmental science, frequently invited to speak at international conferences."
Alternatives: "renowned specialist" or "esteemed authority".
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John Dee took his Renaissance man duties seriously, becoming an internationally acclaimed expert in mathematics, geometry, alchemy, history, Greek, navigation, astrology, astronomy, occult theory and talking to angels.
This is Mark Warschauer, an internationally acclaimed expert in language learning and technology, professor of education at the University of California at Irvine.
This year it will be led by an acclaimed expert in eighteenth-century style, Nicholas McGegan; the vocalists are the estimable Celena Shafer, Margaret Lattimore, John Mark Ainsley, and Nathan Berg, along with the New York Choral Artists.
While licensed hunting is part of a policy to keep predator populations under control, it is suspected that such populations – and especially the wolves – are kept down by illegal hunting, said Petter Wabakken, an internationally acclaimed expert on wolves.
A student of pagan ritual, Cope's most surprising career shift has been his emergence as an acclaimed expert on Britain's prehistoric stone circles; his book, The Modern Antiquarian, sold 40,000 copies, was adapted as a BBC documentary and prompted an invitation to lecture at the British Museum.
The movie delivers more of the culture and mental life of the secondary character of Shawn, the delusional braggart who serves as Tonya's bodyguard and claims to be an internationally acclaimed counterterrorism expert.
Sonya Hamlin is a nationally acclaimed communications expert, two-time Emmy Award winner and author of five books on business and courtroom communication.
Mr. Thompson's occasional lack of modesty -- the biographical information he e-mailed to this reporter describes him as "widely acclaimed as an expert on Thai food" -- hits a nerve.
In this context, Mr. Thompson's occasional lack of modesty — the biographical information he e-mailed to this reporter describes him as "widely acclaimed as an expert on Thai food" — comes across to some as yet another indignity in Thailand's annus horribilis.
John W. Jackk" Griffin, an internationally acclaimed and admired expert on diseases of the peripheral nervous system, founding director of the Johns Hopkins Brain Science Institute and former director of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine's Department of Neurology, died April 16 after a long battle with bladder cancer.
