The phrase 'esteemed place' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe a place that is highly respected or admired. For example, "The university is an esteemed place of learning."
Students who'd been thinking about the wealthiest and most esteemed place their Xs lower on the ladder.
When he considers comic books' esteemed place in today's popular culture, Mr. Kubert shakes his head in wonder.
Another object, the coffee table in the foreground with family snapshots proudly displayed under its glass top, underscores photography's esteemed place in black life.
This scrumptious polypore commands a hefty price in gourmet supermarkets and an esteemed place in Asian cuisine for its deep, earthy flavor and purported health benefits.
Hunching his broad shoulders, he told me that, when he was a student at Columbia University, in the eighties, he considered the A.M.N.H. an esteemed place of learning.
Goldberg's conclusions were markedly different from the impression I got of the Owenses' esteemed place in the community while I was there working on my documentary.
Most people at esteemed places, such as Cornell, eventually do receive Career awards, but it often takes a while.
Its owner, who goes only by the name Seki, spent five years at Sushi of Gari, an esteemed little place on the Upper East Side that does not always take the most traditional approach to sushi.
Obesity in early childhood is currently recognised as a significant concern and one that is associated with children's self-esteem placing them at later risk of depression [ 16].
And while the older and very old are too often invisible in society, in a multi-generation setting, at the head of the living family tree, they are restored to their rightful place, esteemed for what they represent, who they are and what they have achieved.
A platform and stool for the esteemed cellist were placed onstage.
