The phrase "acclaimed roles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe characters or performances that have received praise or recognition, often in the context of acting or theater.
Example: "The actor is best known for his acclaimed roles in several award-winning films."
Alternatives: "renowned performances" or "celebrated characters".
It featured Charles Laughton in one of his most acclaimed roles.
One of Redgrave's most highly acclaimed roles was as Orin Mannon in Eugene O'Neill's Mourning Becomes Electra (1947).
MacDowell was raised in a small town in South Carolina and started out as a model before branching into acting with a number of critically acclaimed roles.
Acclaimed roles followed in quick succession, playing opposite Jim Carrey in the quirky Me, Myself & Irene (2000) and in Nurse Betty in the same year.
Cara Delevingne has made the tricky leap from the world of fashion to movies, with some critically acclaimed roles under her belt including The Face of Angel, Paper Towns, and forthcoming Suicide Squad and Peter Pan remake.
In recent years he has performed a series of acclaimed roles, including the alcoholic father Paddy Conlon in 2011 mixed martial arts drama Warrior, for which he was Oscar-nominated.
The elder son in Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night was a favourite, much acclaimed role.
There were concrete achievements to show for his investment of political capital: the government played an acclaimed role in securing the Kyoto agreement of 1998, for one.
Thandie Newton was rewarded for her role in Crash, while Keira Knightley missed out for her acclaimed role in Pride and Prejudice.
His most acclaimed role to date, the one that launched the hashtag #SamRockwellOscar, was as everyman astronaut Sam Bell in Duncan Jones's stylish 2009 sci-fi thriller Moon.
Last year he played a widely acclaimed role in "3:10 to Yuma," alongside Russell Crowe, another star who had a brush with the law.
