The phrase 'acclaimed experts' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to people who are highly respected in their field and have achieved praise for their accomplishments. For example: A panel of acclaimed experts discussed the latest developments in medical technology.
Here's the thing, as Robert Peston compulsively remarks online, on air and in print: how come many acclaimed experts – Gordon Brown, Alan Greenspan, Hank Paulson, Fred the Shred and Merv the Swerve – got it so calamitously wrong?
Highly acclaimed experts offer us up-to-date information on all the ways in which we can live healthier lives.
Both tasks are not straightforward and usually require acclaimed experts in epidemiology to step in and provide both the estimates, as well as an accounting of the resources that will be necessary.
Based on the available literature, a draft index will be produced and subjected to multiple iterative revisions based on the feedback from: the Index Development Group, a group of multidisciplinary and internationally acclaimed experts in the field; the External Review Group, a group of potential end users and interested parties and the Steering Committee.
Recent studies involving self-acclaimed experts show a low recognition of 48%[2]].
Working on drug policy issues for more than eighteen years, Kevin Abraham Sabet, Ph.D., is an internationally-acclaimed expert on substance abuse.
Never, ever – including now," said Andrei Lankov, an acclaimed Korea expert from Kookmin University in Seoul.
The City of London is the money-laundering centre of the world's drug trade, according to an internationally acclaimed crime expert.
Ms. Bartoletti and others praised Mr. Feerick, a former dean of the Fordham University School of Law and an acclaimed ethics expert, saying his involvement promised a more aggressive posture by the commission and its successor.
The "driving force" behind the post-mortem extraction of organs at Sellafield was BNFL's chief medical officer Dr Geoffrey Schofield, an acclaimed occupational health expert.
But it turns out this acclaimed foreign policy expert doesn't know the difference between Al Qaeda, Al Qaeda in Iraq, Sunni insurgents, Iran and Syria.
