The phrase "also hailed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is recognized or praised for an additional quality or achievement.
Example: "The author is also hailed for her innovative storytelling techniques that captivate readers."
Alternatives: "also recognized for" or "also celebrated for".
The deal was also hailed for delivering a clear message to business leaders.
They were also hailed for using social media to engage young people in social activism.
But as time went on — and modernism waned as postmodernism waxed — he was also hailed for his cranky opposition.
Jayant was also hailed for outlawing the use of corporal punishment in schools, in Naushad Ali v State (2002), which has been cited by children's rights organisations including Save the Children, and used in Australian parliamentary submissions.
The same developer, Urban Splash, was also hailed for its "success" in New Islington, in Manchester, after completing two closes of houses and one block of flats, on the site of another council estate.
The show is also hailed for its LGBT story lines, and its trans representation by way of Sophia, played by the ridiculously lovely trans actress and activist Laverne Cox.
My dad also hailed from the world of sports.
Walter Donaldson, former World Snooker champion, also hailed from Coatbridge.
I also hailed Giamatti for his sage warning that "without fans, who enjoy being at the ballpark, live, the whole enterprise does not exist".
Rep. Vicky Hartzler (R-Mo)., who unsuccessfully tried to deny hormone therapy and gender transition-related care to transgender troops during debate on a defense spending bill this month, also hailed Trump for being concerned about the cost of providing care to transgender service members.
also hail from states that voted for Trump by wide margins (19 points and 21 points, respectively).
