"esteemed that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone holds a high opinion or regard for something or someone. Example: The esteemed professor esteemed that the new research findings would have a significant impact on the field of medicine.
Television writers are not usually so esteemed that their next project is awaited with fevered anticipation.
It is esteemed that new designed materials would be efficient for dye-sensitized solar cells and hetero-junction hybrid solar cells.
Sister Ping's name became so highly esteemed that other snakeheads fraudulently claimed to be affiliated with her in order to attract business.
While there are no extant paintings that can be positively identified as his work, his name is so esteemed that many paintings of merit have been attributed to him, including the famed portrait of Sugawara Michizane, a contemporary scholar-statesman.
If not for the city, Mr. Spik (pronounced speak) might not have won the annual Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest, a competition so esteemed that the top prize comes with a monetary award in the low three figures.
(Herschel claimed to have discovered four more moons in the 1790s, but his reputation was so esteemed that the nonexistence of those moons was not realized until the mid-19th century despite the almost total lack of corroboration by other astronomers).
MOMENTS of forgetfulness are among those small blows to self-esteem that can lead people to worry about declining intelligence or impending senility.
You can't acknowledge the need for improvement, because it means acknowledging weaknesses and shortcomings — threats to self-esteem that create feelings of anxiety and depression.
Social support generally fosters affective well-being, but such support can also threaten some recipients' self-esteem that compromises their affective well-being.
But it does appear clear that frequent criticism constitutes so strong a threat to self-esteem that it disrupts rather than improves subsequent performance.
But they all generated critical and/or audience esteem that they perhaps did not entirely earn.
