The phrase "are considered outstanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the perception or evaluation of something as exceptional or remarkable by a group or individuals.
Example: "The students' projects are considered outstanding by the judges, showcasing their creativity and hard work."
Alternatives: "are regarded as excellent" or "are viewed as exceptional".
Toft's large plates and oven dishes are considered outstanding works of art.
Awarded each year since 1978 by the Wolf Foundation in the fields of agriculture, chemistry, mathematics, medicine, physics, and rotating disciplines in the arts, recipients are considered outstanding in their fields.
In a statement, it said: "We are proud that several of our secondary schools are considered outstanding by Ofsted and that our nearest primary schools to Downing Street are also both rated outstanding.
Rating of 4 are considered outstanding and recommended for heavy traffic areas of your home.
A result at the school-leaving baccalauréat exam of 16 out of 20 is considered outstanding.
And until the Northridge disaster, they were considered outstanding at handling earthquakes.
In Maryland, 35,000 unionized state workers can receive $500 bonuses if their work exceeds general standards or $1,000 bonuses if their work is considered outstanding.
The Philharmonic Orchestra of Luxembourg (which was known as the Grand Orchestra of Radiotelevision Luxembourg before it came under government administration in 1996) is considered outstanding.
His 1953 productions of Shakespeare's Richard III and All's Well That Ends Well at the first Shakespeare Festival at Stratford, Ont., were considered outstanding achievements.
The Sheldon recently sold about 60 pieces from its collection, most of them European works that were not in keeping with its concentration on American modernism, even though some were considered outstanding art.
First, came a reported suggestion that she wants all schools to implement centrally prescribed criteria for putting students into sets in order to be considered "outstanding" by Ofsted – even after four years of this government attempting to run thousands of schools from Whitehall, this is a new low in diktat-driven schooling.
