The phrase "accomplished chef" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is highly skilled and successful in the culinary arts.
Example: "After years of training and experience, she became an accomplished chef, known for her innovative dishes and exceptional presentation."
Alternatives: "skilled chef" or "expert chef".
The star at Nicholas will always be the impossibly young, improbably accomplished chef and owner, 28-year-old Nicholas Harary.
I had been slightly intimidated to meet the accomplished Chef Jasper (his impressive resume includes working as a chef at high-end resorts across the United States and as an executive chef in St. Thomas and Turks and Caicos) but I was instantly put at ease by his laid-back and friendly demeanor and easily dived right into getting to know him (and tasting the wonderful concoctions he has created).
Accomplished chef David Chang even wondered why the clip hadn't received more attention. .
He is an accomplished chef, too.
("I sometimes think of myself more as a failed soccer player than as an accomplished chef").
Adam Leonti, an accomplished chef, left the project before it opened.
In 1949, at the end of the Chinese civil war, Chiang Kai-shek and his defeated Nationalist army, along with some 2 million mainlanders – including some of China's most accomplished chefs – fled to Taiwan.
Physicist and pilot, athlete and astrophysicist, scholar and accomplished chef--Jernigan this month became the nation's youngest astronaut candidate.
Both her grandfathers were accomplished chefs.
No matter the line, you'll find academics, politicians, scientists, musicians, artists, accomplished chefs and TV celebs.
Matthew Stevens, Editor of Dessert Professional who, along with co-editor Tish Boyle decides who makes the list, said of Reid, Nathaniell had always been on our radar because he's a highly accomplished pastry chef.
