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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acclaimed to" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "acclaimed" should be followed by a noun or a clause that describes what is being acclaimed, rather than "to."
Example: "The film was acclaimed for its innovative storytelling."
Alternatives: "praised for" or "recognized for".
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It's widely acclaimed to be a success," he said.
Films about serial killers became reliable box-office draws and ranged from the critically acclaimed to the more formulaic.
Once acclaimed to be the next 'Bastian Schweinsteiger' – Xhaka still has plenty of time to live up to expectations.
It's not strictly a cricket book, but then neither was the enchanting Netherland, that was widely acclaimed to be one.
In the context of the recent death penalty reform, an increasing resort to the suspended death penalty has been acclaimed to facilitate a substantial reduction in the use of the death sentences and executions.
He is the author of seven previous books, including the internationally acclaimed To Infinity and Beyond, e: The Story of a Number, Trigonometric Delights, and The Pythagorean Theorem: A 4,000-Year 4,000-Yearll Princeton).
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Make sure to have read examples acclaimed profiles to have an understanding of the genre.
In barely 18 months the internationally acclaimed commitment to end homelessness in Scotland should be met.
Released on July 20 , 1981 the album was not commercially acclaimed, failing to spawn a single hit.
I would advise Acclaim to vary the playlist.
Most people travel from critical acclaim to cabaret; I seem to have travelled from cabaret to critical acclaim.
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