The phrase "renowned figures" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to individuals who are well-known and respected in a particular field or industry. You can use it to describe anyone who is highly regarded and recognized for their achievements or contributions. For example: - The conference featured speeches from renowned figures in the tech industry, including CEOs of major companies and pioneers in the field of artificial intelligence. - The museum's latest exhibit showcases the works of renowned figures in modern art, such as Picasso, Van Gogh, and Warhol. - The university is known for its distinguished faculty, which includes renowned figures in the fields of economics, sociology, and political science.
Popular music also produced a number of renowned figures, not all of whom enjoyed official sanction.
At 21, he formed his own dance company, whose members included such renowned figures as Alvin Ailey, Arthur Mitchell and Eliot Feld.
For Mr Nelsons, this may represent a normal changing of the guard albeit one more pronounced after the recent deaths of such renowned figures as Lorin Maazel and Claudio Abbado.
A1 FASHION B10 OBITUARIES B8 Bill Shoemaker The 4-foot-11, 98-pound dynamo who was among horse racing's most renowned figures and who rode the winners of 11 Triple Crown races, he was 72.
And Dr. Sessoms -- who had taught physics at Harvard, held State Department posts and been executive vice president of the University of Massachusetts -- brought internationally renowned figures to the Queens faculty, including Yevgeny Yevtushenko, the Russian poet, and Luc Montagnier, the French researcher and co-discoverer of the AIDS virus, who was to have run the AIDS center.
This painting is one of a small number Hirst has made featuring portraits of renowned figures.
The history of portrait photography has always straddled the gap between the renowned figure and the anonymous individual.
It is the latest milestone in a career that has made Jerkens a renowned figure at New York racetracks.
During that time the Dalai Lama winner of the 1989 Nobel Prize for Peace became a renowned figure throughout the world.
Shortlisted for this year's Artes Mundi prize celebrating the artist in society, he is both an internationally renowned figure in the art world and a Chicago institution, credited with attracting millions of dollars to revitalise the economically depressed South Side area where he lives.
Sophie Bennett was found dead in her bathroom in May 2016 at the Lancaster Lodge mental health facility in Richmond, south-west London, after upheaval at the managing charity that was led by Elly Jansen, an internationally renowned figure in mental healthcare who also owned the premises.
