"commonly known for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is widely recognized as a prominent feature of a person, thing, or place. For example, "The Statue of Liberty is commonly known for its iconic representation of freedom and opportunity in the United States."
The disability-adjusted life year metric (DALY) is a well-known measure of a population's disease burden, most commonly known for its use in estimating the global burden of disease.
In fact, they are most commonly known for exposing cheating partners on the Jeremy Kyle Show.
In August, as part of its investigation of online sex trafficking, the Senate subpoenaed the CEO of Backpage.com, a website commonly known for online solicitation of sex workers.
The Secret Garden Party team are more commonly known for their uncommonly weird and wonderful summer festival on a Tellytubby-esque field of dreams in the Cambridgeshire countryside.
Goodman is more commonly known for his comedic roles and makes a dramatic leap here as an arms dealer and drug lord.
While the region isn't commonly known for riesling, Ashbrook consistently impresses with its affordable (around AU$20/£12) offering, with an intensity that's attributed to the mild maritime climates.
In this note, we derive a comprehensive collection of formulas for R by assuming the most commonly known models for X1 and X2.
The most commonly known standard for such systems is the ISO 14000 standards, first issued by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in 1996.
A more commonly known term for ground plane view is the bird's eye view.
Further, the commonly known tools for simulating ADME properties are introduced.
Betaine, taurine, nucleotides and nucleosides are amongst the commonly known FS for fish (Kasumyan and Døving 2003; Chatzifotis et al. 2008; Lech and Reigh 2012).
