The part of the sentence "distinguished teachers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe teachers who are highly respected and honored for their skills, knowledge, and achievements. For example, "Our school celebrates the hard work of its distinguished teachers every year."
"Composing in the Moment: The Distinguished Teachers of Jazz at Princeton".
Particularly closely associated with him were his younger brother, Abdullahi, who was one of his first pupils, and his son, Muhammad Bello, both distinguished teachers and writers.
Reputed to be one of the Greek Church's distinguished teachers, Theognostus assumed the leadership of the school c. 265, although the precise line of succession is not certain.
He is among Stanford's most distinguished teachers, having been awarded every teaching prize Stanford has to offer.
Aspiring chefs used to go to New York to finesse their craft; the current cast of distinguished teachers in Philadelphia — chefs Garces, Solomonov and Vernick, among others — makes that step unnecessary.
The Graduate School community has grown vigorously since the early twentieth century; today it comprises more than 2,800 graduate students and a faculty of nearly 1,000 who are among the world's most distinguished teachers and scholars.
She was also a distinguished teacher, her pupils including Margaret Phillips, Daniel Roth and Thomas Trotter.
For many years, Dr. Ray served as a distinguished teacher of English, particularly Victorian, literature.
He is also a distinguished teacher who clearly enjoys collaborating with young artists.
She was accepted and became a pupil of the distinguished teacher Natalia Kamkova.
Lloyd was a distinguished teacher, ground breaking director, producer and champion of playwrights.
