"legally called" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has a specific legal designation or name. Example: "The company was legally called XYZ Corporation, but it was commonly known as ABC Enterprises by the public."
Indians in Uttar Pradesh have also witnessed the political rise of the Scheduled Castes, as the Dalits and other "backward" caste Hindus are legally called.
There are, of course, occasions when the damage to a building is so severe that tenants cannot, at least for some time, return -- a situation legally called a constructive eviction.
They are legally called "New Territories small houses" and were created by the Small House Policy of 1972, legislation that gave the right to build one home to each male adult who could prove a line of descent from a family living in the New Territories when they were ceded to Britain in 1898.
Part of the reason the European Union and United States regulators are considering allowing more noncocoa butter into what is legally called chocolate is the pressure large chocolate companies are exerting in order to cut their costs by substituting much less expensive vegetable fats.
Even Miracle Whip and the slightly sweet and more heavily seasoned so-called salad dressings that showed up first during the Depression have their devotees, but those spreads cannot be legally called mayonnaise because they have less than 65percentt oil by weight.
Ownership of the U.S. operation, legally called Delvamont Vineyards, is split among Laurent, Nathalie, and two siblings back in France who run the original operation.
K9 Aquatic Center cannot legally call itself a hydrotherapy center because it has no veterinarian on staff.
Starting in January, no business doing telemarketing in Connecticut will be able to legally call anyone on the list.
Only farms certified under the United States Department of Agriculture's regime can legally call their produce organic after Oct. 21.
But because the PDO for Stilton cheese stipulates pasteurised milk, he can't legally call the cheese Stilton.
If you sell less than $5,000/year farm products, you can legally call yourself organic without certification, but you still must use organic practices.
