"established figure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is recognized as an authority in a particular field or has a significant presence in a specific sector. For example: "She is an established figure in the computer science community, and her work has been extremely influential."
But she was not an established figure in the 1930s.
"Social Statics" was well received, and Spencer suddenly found himself an established figure.
The Welsh writer Catherine Fisher is already an established figure on the Y.A. scene.
In South Africa, Noah is an established figure with a track record as a TV presenter, with his own chatshow under his belt.
Mr. Carney, a Time employee for 20 years and bureau chief since 2005, is an established figure in Washington political journalism.
Though not as widely known as his older sibling, Dr Lee is an established figure in the field of climate science in South Korea.
The simulations revealed that (1) over time the detached MTs disassembled, (2) new MTs were generated at the remaining part of the MT super-structure where the RanGTP concentration was high, and (3) the symmetry of the MT super structure was efficiently re-established (Figure 4A).
Jacques Lipchitz, though not everyone's favorite sculptor, was a solid, well-established figure in Paris.
Mr. Seham was also a well-established figure in the maritime industry, where he served as General Counsel to the preeminent multi-employer bargaining association for the industry.
Wodehouse once called them.This matters particularly in America, where the tyrannical corporate leader is a well-established figure.
One well-established figure, Senator Elizabeth Warren, of Massachusetts, just published "This Fight Is Our Fight," a book on the decline of middle-class prospects and conservative ideology since the Reagan era.
