The phrase "criticized of" is not correct and should not be used in written English.
The correct phrase is "criticized for". For example: The student was criticized for leaving the assignment incomplete.
The most widely criticized of his decisions was one he made before he had even arrived.
Some other Republican conference leaders, including the House majority leader, Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, also criticized of the two-month extension.
Chris Chelios, the 47-year-old defenseman and longtime union activist who now plays for the Chicago Wolves of the American Hockey League, was the most criticized of the four panel members in several resignation letters that were made public.
He has sparred with A.I.G. since his ouster, and has criticized of Mr. Liddy, saying his efforts to dismantle the company quickly to pay back the Fed were misguided.
The authority, which serves the area and has been among the most criticized of the region's electricity providers since Hurricane Sandy hit, reported on the site that it had about 240 linemen and tree trimmers in the area, but did not estimate when power would be fully restored.
But legal experts say that request and other actions since Sept. 11 indicate that the government is moving toward the renewed use of secret evidence in immigration cases, one of the most criticized of the Justice Department's tactics in recent years.
Moreover, the interpretation of DO2/VO2 relationships has been criticized because of mathematical coupling of data [ 46].
Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, criticized some of Judge White's rulings as a state judge.
Neurofeedback (NF) is often criticized because of the lack of empirical evidence of its specificity.
Assessment of binge eating has been criticized because of serious doubts concerning the accuracy of self-report.
This study may be criticized because of the lack of a control group without treatment.
