The phrase "acclaimed names" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or entities that are highly regarded or celebrated in a particular field or context.
Example: "The conference will feature several acclaimed names in the field of science and technology."
Alternatives: "renowned figures" or "celebrated individuals".
Other material consists of some of the most acclaimed names in jazz playing in unusual settings or impromptu ensembles.
An elegant look at the work of Massimo and Lella Vignelli, two internationally acclaimed names who have become synonymous with modern design.
Kushner, whose latest play is currently playing on Broadway, is one of the most famous and acclaimed names in modern American theatre.
Launched in 1967 by Kaye Webb, the legendary editor of Puffin Books, the magazine has boasted contributions from some of the most acclaimed names in children's literature, from Alan Garner and Roald Dahl to Joan Aiken, Leon Garfield and Spike Milligan.
If you're under the age of 60, you've almost certainly seen the work of an acclaimed artist named Dan DeCarlo.
When Shahzia Sikander finished art school in Lahore, Pakistan, her hometown, she set her sights on going to India and studying with artists across the border, including an acclaimed painter named Nilima Sheikh.
Last month, during the Nashville Film Festival, a critically acclaimed filmmaker name Dan Birman held a preview screening of a documentary (work in progress) called Me Facing Life: Cyntoia's story.
The Sundance film festival has completed the lineup for its 2017 edition, adding to the previously announced titles with the now customary mix of big Hollywood names, acclaimed indie directors and celebrated European auteurs.
The critically acclaimed production was named best play at the 79th annual ceremony in Manhattan.
One was The Privileges (Corsair), by an already acclaimed young American named Jonathan Dee.
Publishers do appear to be more amenable to debut novels by minority women, with what seems like a concerted effort to push novels like Kit de Waal's acclaimed debut, My Name is Leon.
