"extensively criticised" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe a situation where something has been heavily or strongly criticized, usually by many people. For example: The new government policy has been extensively criticised by the opposition party.
However, the image has been extensively criticised by foreign correspondents, including those currently working in the region, who say it heightens the danger they face in an environment where it is already difficult to convince combatants that they are not involved in fighting.
Cook County, where Chicago is located, has been extensively criticised for corrupt practices by a federally appointed judge, Julia Nowicki.The full extent of Mr Obama's close links with two toxic Chicago associates, a radical black preacher, Jeremiah Wright, and a crooked property developer, Antoin Rezko, is also laid out in detail.
Thus any model of CSR needs to be a morally strong and consistent counterweight to the dominant paradigm of profits-first which is present in the typical business school curriculum - a curriculum which has been extensively criticised on the basis of its over-emphasis of shareholder value at the expense of societal and environmental welfare.
However its post-war existence was extensively criticised by Bruce as inappropriate and inefficient, and many of his economically conservative colleagues agreed.
The impact on violent media on aggressive behaviour has been much debated, and the methodological quality of many studies and some early meta-analyses extensively criticised.
Interestingly, these studies have, however, been extensively criticised on the basis of late enrolment of patients, inadequate evidence of hypovolaemia and the need for volume resuscitation, as well as the lack of properly targeted endpoints for resuscitation [ 22- 24].
Wolf's theories have been criticised extensively, but they must be accurate as they have been published, so what further proof is needed?
Controversial plans to blast the nests of buzzards to help out pheasant shooters were abruptly dropped by the Government yesterday, 24 hours after they were extensively highlighted and criticised in The Independent.
The high court's decision has also been criticised extensively and many Indians have taken to social media sites to express their unhappiness.
By the time of the English Civil War, the Court of Chancery was being criticised extensively for its procedure and practice.
The advantages and disadvantages of the use of objective criteria for diagnosis in mental health have been questioned and criticised extensively.
