"celebrated figures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to people who are famous and/or have made a significant contribution in some way. For example, "The town invited several celebrated figures to the ceremony in recognition of their outstanding achievements."
One of Harvard's most celebrated figures, Gomes was also renowned for his wit.
The collection includes actors, politicians, writers (such as Walt Whitman, John Keats, Jonathan Swift, William Wordsworth), and other celebrated figures.
Some of the sport's most celebrated figures, including Jeff Gordon, Joe Gibbs and Darrell Waltrip, have been prominently involved.
His family converted countless members of the Lahu tribe to Christianity and became celebrated figures among the region's patchwork of ethnicities.
The association, which requires an applicant to create a watch without assistance, counts as its members such celebrated figures as Philippe Dufour and François-Paul Journe.
His concerts often celebrated figures, from Tom Paine to Nelson Mandela, who rose from the ranks of ordinary people to challenge repressive social forms.
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Through skilful casting (the work of Juliet Taylor), affectionate humour and clever writing, Allen suggests that what we are seeing is the essence of these celebrated figures as filtered through the imagination of the wide-eyed Gil.
But Rauschenberg and Johns, who became celebrated figures in the American art world while still young, seemed to lose the thread, to forget what it was they were trying to say; Twombly, sensually meditating in Rome, never forgot.
Some of today's most celebrated figures were indeed astonishingly young when they got going: Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Michael Dell all dropped out of college to start their businesses, and the founders of Google and Facebook were still students when they launched theirs.
It is four months since he tamed the hairy-backed monster from St Petersburg to become Britain's first world heavyweight champion in a decade and while he admits that life has changed, he insists he hasn't – despite becoming one of sport's most celebrated figures.
