The phrase "and are generally respected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a group or individuals who are widely regarded with esteem or admiration.
Example: "The scientists in this field are highly knowledgeable and are generally respected for their contributions to climate research."
Alternatives: "and are widely esteemed" or "and are commonly valued".
As a general rule they treat their servants well, care about their welfare and are generally respected by them in turn.
Nor are financiers particularly liked or admired (as opposed to doctors, who have high salaries and are generally respected).
Both of which look cool and are generally respected by all types of sexual beings, something that obviously cannot be said for scooters.
Like Mr. Comey and Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Wainstein is now identified as a Republican appointee -- though he, too, was a longtime federal prosecutor and is generally respected on both sides of the aisle.
A federal prosecutor for New York's Eastern District, Lynch was appointed twice by the Senate for other positions, and is generally respected on both sides of the aisle.
Messrs Graham and Goss are generally respected by their peers.
When compared to precipitation and temperature projections in the region, the limits of transferability obtained in this study are generally respected for short and middle term.
Although the death-denying character of the Albanian setting is clear, however, the parental desires are generally respected from the descendants, provided the desires have been openly and clearly formulated during periods of mental competence.
But their views are generally respected, based on their years of firsthand experience in dealing with Palestinians, in particular the militant groups.
Moreover, spendthrift provisions are generally respected, but with exceptions, most notably for self-settled trusts under section 15304(a), claims for spousal or child support under section 15305, and claims for reimbursement of public support under section 15306(a).
