The phrase "accomplished professors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe professors who have achieved a high level of success or expertise in their field.
Example: "The conference featured several accomplished professors who shared their groundbreaking research with the audience."
Alternatives: "distinguished professors" or "esteemed professors".
Review briefing papers written by prominent leaders and accomplished professors to learn from their persuasive approaches.
I am excited by the opportunity to take classes such as Global Focus, Business Law and Ethics, and Investment and Portfolio Management with such accomplished professors, including a senior economist for the World Bank to a business studies language expert in charge of the GW CIBER Business French module.
However it is accomplished, Professor Carpenter said, only people who actually stand in line should be allowed to sit in the courtroom.
Accomplished Professor of Psychology at City College of New York and private practice psychologist for 43 years.
"This book is very special -- it leaves you with a feeling of being intellectually curious and inspired by everything around you and by all the marvellous feats that our species has accomplished", said Professor Nicky Clayton FRS, Chair of the judges.
With that sweeping critique, more in the style of Old Testament prophet than a contemporary reformer, Mr. Rosenbaum has accomplished what multitudes of professors long for and so rarely achieve: He has set the terms of public debate.
Novelist, essayist, professor and accomplished pianist Henry published three novels under Farrar Straus Giroux, one under Ballantine Books and several short works with The Antioch Review.
A11 FASHION B8 OBITUARIES B6-7 C. Stanley Ogilvy A mathematics professor and accomplished yachtsman who wrote books about sailing as well as geometry, he was 87.
"The question isn't whether the goals can be accomplished," said Dr. Arthur Reingold, professor of epidemiology at the School of Public Health at the University of California, Berkeley.
This is not easily accomplished with larger classes, fewer professors, pressure to graduate more students in less time and the elimination of reflection with and among peers.
"Hoffa's national image is based more on his name than on anything in particular that he's accomplished," said Richard Hurd, a Cornell University professor of labor relations.
