The phrase "acclaimed streets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe streets that are highly praised or recognized for their significance, beauty, or cultural importance.
Example: "The city is known for its acclaimed streets, which attract tourists from around the world."
Alternatives: "renowned streets" or "celebrated streets".
Tate Modern is to get a summer facelift, with a group of the world's most acclaimed street artists being asked to produce work for the building's Thames-side facade, it was announced yesterday.
The chef, Eli Kulp, has said that the restaurant's predecessor, Philadelphia's acclaimed High Street on Market, was conceived around the baker Alex Bois's whole-grain breads.
Recently 516 ARTS commissioned a series of urban murals that feature contemporary artists from across the country, such as acclaimed Brooklyn street artist Chris Stain, who created the iconic mural Conductor.
One of the killer features demo'd in the US was the acclaimed Compass Street View of Google Maps which won't work in the UK yet.
Perhaps it's time for a TV executive to be bold and bring back quality programming set in the north, such as Jimmy McGovern's acclaimed series The Street.
NBC already had placed a promising comedy, "Cheers," at 9 p.m., but it was struggling there, as was NBC's acclaimed drama, "Hill Street Blues" at 10. "We were poised," Mr. Littlefield said, "but it took 'Cosby' to make it happen.
These are not mere street-acclaimed goals adopted to gain fundamentalist adherents; these are steps to gain weapons of mass destruction by which to intimidate and dominate the world.
An integral part of the tour is a picnic bought from acclaimed bakery Sugardough (163 Lygon Street), which Madame Brussels (59-63 Bourke Street, +3 9662 2775), one of Melbourne's hippest bars, allows Betty and Miss Shirley to serve on its open-air terrace, as long as guests buy some drinks (Pimm's for us).
Helen Levitt, the acclaimed photographer of New York City's streets and people since the nineteen-thirties, died yesterday at the age of ninety-five years old.
By Avi Zenilman March 30, 2009 Helen Levitt, the acclaimed photographer of New York City's streets and people since the nineteen-thirties, died yesterday at the age of ninety-five years old.
