The phrase "acclaimed scholar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is highly regarded and respected in their academic field.
Example: "Dr. Smith is an acclaimed scholar in the field of environmental science, known for her groundbreaking research and publications."
Alternatives: "renowned academic" or "esteemed researcher."
Then he did something unusual for an acclaimed scholar.
We need to support him morally, intellectually and emotionally," says Ludmilla Saraskina, Russia's foremost expert on Dostoevsky, and an acclaimed scholar of 19th-century Russian literature.
In the late 1980s, Alice Kaplan, an acclaimed scholar of French literature now at Yale University, revealed that much of the content of the three works had been lifted from other sources and quoted liberally without attribution.
If we do, then what do we make of the undeniable fact that Acclaimed Scholar C has refuted Professor A's claims in great detail in her most recent book from Outstanding University Press?
"That's why the president's trusted White House advisers, not career professionals, reportedly have final say over what intelligence reaches his desk". Timothy Snyder, the acclaimed scholar of 20th century history at Yale University, offered a gloomy analysis last week of Trump's political style.
But as acclaimed scholar and pioneering civil rights advocate Lani Guinier argues, the merit systems that dictate the admissions practices of these institutions are functioning to select and privilege elite individuals rather than create learning communities geared to advance democratic societies.
Among its first and internationally acclaimed scholars were Albert Einstein and Max Planck.
PEM subspecialty residents have the opportunity to attend the National Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Conference twice during the training program to present individual research projects to and receive feedback from peers and nationally acclaimed scholars in the field of pediatric emergency medicine.
Nationally acclaimed humanities scholar Clay Jenkinson will bring Theodore Roosevelt to Palo Alto on Tuesday, May 1 during an engaging Chautauqua interpretation of the nation's 26th president.
MIT SHASS Communications recently spoke with David Pesetsky, an acclaimed linguistic scholar and the Ferrari P. Ward Professor of Modern Languages and Linguistics at MIT, to learn more about the ways linguists help make a better world.
founder Samantha Wasser and acclaimed food scholar Marion Nestle.
