The phrase "earned a reputation of" is not correct; it should be "earned a reputation for." You can use it when discussing someone's or something's established standing or recognition in a particular area or field.
Example: "The company has earned a reputation for its innovative products and exceptional customer service."
Alternatives: "gained a reputation for" or "established a reputation for."
In the process, he earned a reputation of being highly effective and unusually abrasive.
Its sloping green, which is protected by bunkers, has earned a reputation of being the shortest par-5 in golf.
He also earned a "reputation of being movie mad" after he pinned handwritten reviews on the noticeboard.
But he earned a reputation of being willing to go to incredible lengths for his clients — for both security and privacy.
And TBS has quickly earned a reputation of being accommodating .They let artists be artists," Mr. Perry said in an e-mail message, "and don't interfere in the process".
Deleting inconvenient data in order to fool his audience became a habit for Patrick Michaels, who quickly earned a reputation of dishonesty in the climate science world, but has nevertheless remained a favorite of oil industry and conservative media.
Taos, a stunningly beautiful mountain community located just north of Santa Fe, has earned a reputation for one of the country's most captivating small towns.
Mr. Kerry had earned a reputation for being wary of the political fund-raising system.
Our supporters have helped us earn a reputation of being one of the most fan-friendly nations in soccer, and we are committed to maintaining that standard.
WORK AND SHOW FESTIVAL Taye Diggs is famous as an actor, but dre.dance, the company he formed with Andrew Palermo in 2004, is quickly earning a reputation of its own for powerful dancing.
Their product roadmap apps are quickly becoming the new standard that product management teams use globally, earning a reputation of being intuitive, collaborative, with a short learning curve.
