The phrase "acclaimed program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that has received recognition or praise, often in the context of education, arts, or technology.
Example: "The university offers an acclaimed program in environmental science that attracts students from around the world."
Alternatives: "renowned program" or "highly regarded program".
Although the highly acclaimed program is over a decade old, there are as yet no external measures of the understanding that pupils gain -- a strange lapse for dissident educators challenging state standards.
Tonight NBC will broadcast "L.A. Law: The Movie," which reunites the cast of the long-running, critically acclaimed program that arguably started this phenomenon back in the mid-1980's.
In Richmond, he established a widely acclaimed program, Project Exile, to aggressively prosecute felons with guns, which has cut the homicide rate significantly and removed guns from the street.
There is a strong precedent at Avery Fisher Hall for projects of this type — specifically, the acclaimed program, from 2013, in which Alan Gilbert conducted the orchestra and the Musica Sacra chorus in a live accompaniment of Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey".
Why, news-staff members wondered, risk angering Ms. Walters to save "Once and Again," a marginal though critically acclaimed program that documents the struggles of divorcees with children in suburban Chicago and has Sela Ward and Billy Campbell as its stars?
For example, House Republicans propose to slash WIC the widely acclaimed program to feed pregnant women and infants.
Next Sunday it will show a documentary, "Brilliant, but Canceled," which examines why some critically acclaimed programs can't find an audience, and throughout the month it will be showing episodes of nine quickly canceled series.
In an attempt to lure young, educated, upscale viewers away from cable channels and the VCR (which allowed viewers to rent or purchase movies for viewing at their convenience) and back to network TV, NBC speculated that critically acclaimed programming might be the best bait.
Throughout the next two decades, MTM became a decidedly influential production company, responsible for such critically acclaimed programs as the comedies The Bob Newhart Show (1972 78), Rhoda (1974 78), Taxi (1978 83), Newhart (1982 90), and Cheers (1982 93), as well as the dramas Hill Street Blues (1981 87) and Lou Grant (1977 82).
The emergence of more adventuresome TV fare, led by critically acclaimed programs like HBO's The Sopranos and Six Feet Under, has resulted in a proliferation of hour-long dramas willing to take creative risks.
HBO has long had a reputation as a destination for critically acclaimed programming with culturally influential shows such as "The Sopranos," "Sex and the City" and "Entourage".
