'distinguished directors' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe people in positions of authority or leadership who have achieved success. For example: "The board of directors comprises some of the most distinguished directors in the industry."
Many distinguished directors openly declare their disdain for new plays and refuse to stage them, while writers routinely complain they are excluded from the theatrical process.
The director, A J Schnack, emulating the direct-cinema style of documentarians like Robert Drew and the Maysles brothers, sent out a battalion of filmmakers to cover different facets of the event; his colleagues included distinguished directors in their own right, like Laura Poitras and Daniel Junge.
Among other distinguished directors are Andrzej Munk, Aleksander Ford, Tadeusz Konwicki, Wojciech Has, Jerzy Kawalerowicz, Krzysztof Zanussi, and Agnieszka Holland.
On demob, Morris returned to the film industry, at Pinewood Studios, and learned his craft during the postwar cinema boom alongside two distinguished directors of photography.
Before, Twist had worked in a secondary capacity for some distinguished directors: Roman Paska, Theodora Skipitares, Lee Breuer (of Mabou Mines).
With the co-operation of Georg Solti, whom he had known in Zurich during the second world war, he brought in the most distinguished directors and singers.
She remained an inspiration to us as a lifetime Distinguished Director.
would like to thank you and the distinguished Director- General for your introductory words to this very important item.
What distinguishes directors who are great at picking CEOs?
Then I suddenly realised one thing that distinguishes directors from other people is that they actually direct!
In the mid-60s, for example, Isaiah Berlin (a particularly distinguished Royal Opera House director) became aware, while teaching at Harvard, that the Met's legendary boss Rudolf Bing was showing an alarming appreciation of the ROH music director, Georg Solti.
