"established scholars" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to scholars who have a long record of scholarly contribution and are considered experts in their fields. For example, "Established scholars have long noted the connection between diet and health."
SIEPR has always attracted established scholars with impressive records of accomplishment.
The view held by most established scholars is that the height of Norse civilization in America consisted of eight sod buildings and a blacksmith forge.
While the concepts of mental illness stigma, resilience, and help seeking are well established, scholars are only beginning to explore how these might be related.
IUP is intended for students who aspire to truly advanced competence, whether they be undergraduates, graduates, professionals, or established scholars.
First-time readers as well as established scholars can now gain new insights into Beowulf and the four other texts by approaching each in its original context.
It thereby provides a solid and increasingly expanding foundation of knowledge on these subjects for students, established scholars, and informed reading audiences alike.
In 1934 Landau was granted a doctorate as an already established scholar.
As an established scholar, moreover, Spurr feels little need to become defensive about his topic or clutter his text with notes.
What is unusual about Roizen is the willingness of this established scholar to venture outside the familiar environment of hospitals, laboratories and scientific journals.
In 1094 King Philip I had been excommunicated for his "illegal marriage," and any person appointed to be Master at Notre Dame would have to have been an established scholar with considerable political influence, something not usually found in 24 year-olds.
As an established scholar in diversity, she served on the executive board of the International Society for Diversity Management in Berlin.
