"renowned singer" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when describing someone who is famous for their singing, to emphasize their well-known status. For example, "Billie Eilish is a renowned singer with a distinct style of music."
Even internationally renowned singer and peace activist Yusuf Islam aka Cat Stevenss) had his DC flight diverted "on national security grounds" to Maine in 2004 after he appeared on the TSA's "watchlist".
Join us for a rare opportunity to learn sacred Lucumí songs for the Orishas Yemaya, Oshun and Oya, and the significance of these important deities, from renowned singer, educator and Orisha priest, Bobi Céspedes.
As renowned singer Patti LaBelle said earlier this year, todays "divas" are "little heifers who can't sing".
Ms. Westenra is an internationally renowned singer from New Zealand who first visited Ghana in 2005.
Ms. Westenra, 21, an internationally renowned singer from New Zealand, is one of UNICEF's youngest Goodwill Ambassadors.
Yves Duteil, internationally renowned singer and composer from France, gave a concert in Conakry on 24 March to benefit disadvantaged children in Guinea.
BONNIE RAITT No doubt by now you've heard the music of the renowned singer-songwriter Bonnie Lynn Raitt.
You may not see internationally renowned singers or the most lavish productions.
Unique in that it was custom-made for the talents of 16 internationally renowned singers of the day.
For Ms. M'barek, one of Tunisia's most renowned singers, tradition is something to respect and to stretch.
Audiences might not have seen internationally renowned singers, though Plácido Domingo, Sherrill Milnes, Shirley Verrett and other greats passed through on their way up.
