The part of a sentence 'renowned scientist' is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to describe someone who is widely known for their achievements in the field of science. For example, "Albert Einstein was a renowned scientist who revolutionized modern physics."
World renowned scientist and Polish freedom fighter.
George goes on to become an internationally renowned scientist.
Leon, a nationally renowned scientist and caring physician, defined the word "gentleman" and was a devoted friend and advocate to Gurwin and to those we serve.
Australia's new Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, who once dismissed evidence of climate change as "absolute crap", has disbanded an environmental agency set up to provide independent information to the public, and sacked its head, the internationally renowned scientist and author Tim Flannery.
His uncle, Dr. André Dupont, was an internationally renowned scientist and co-discoverer of an anti-hormonal therapy for prostate cancer.
The book is a "memoir and a personal testament of Fang Lizhi a renowned scientist, humane scholar, political activist, intractable enemy of authoritarian government, and courageous advocate of human rights," Lerch wrote.
The event brought together renowned scientists, including the DNA pioneer James Watson, and social thinkers like Stewart Brand, Paul Saffo and Jaron Lanier.
I have transcribed interviews with celebrities, renowned scientists, captains of industry and political figures.
The trip was part of a science conference on neighbouring island St Thomas, which was paid for by Epstein, 61, and which 20 other internationally renowned scientists attended.
They take advantage of EB-1 visas for aliens of extraordinary ability — meant for renowned scientists, artists and athletes — which moves them swiftly to the front of the line for permanent residency.
Mr. Narayan was a Tamil Brahmin, a member of arguably India's most intellectually gifted caste and of a community intensely devoted to education and the arts that has produced, in addition to writers, a number of renowned scientists.
