"criticized for having" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "The company was harshly criticized for having such low safety standards."
We get criticized for having flavor".
"We've been criticized for having one crowd.
Mr. McCrory was widely criticized for having signed the law.
In fact, he's been criticized for having that management style.
But she was also criticized for having poor relations with some stations.
"I've been criticized for having rose-colored glasses, he told me during the 1996 Summer Games.
"I've been criticized for having rose-colored glasses," he told The New York Times in 1996.
At the time, White was criticized for having lionized John F. Kennedy.
His wife, Patricia, was criticized for having the state lease her a Chevrolet Suburban in 1995.
Loria has been criticized for having the lowest payroll in the majors.
German conductor Furtwangler who was being widely criticized for having remained in Germany during Hitler's regine.
