"renowned work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a piece of work that is widely known and highly esteemed, such as a book, painting, or song. For example: "The Mona Lisa is a renowned work of art from the Italian Renaissance."
But he also displayed a strikingly nonegocentric attitude toward some of his most renowned work.
But let Irvine, whose reputation as a coach is renowned, work with Burton through a summer's transfer market and then judge how suited he is to a top-flight dugout.
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In fact Mr. Raue's cooking and sensibility reminded me of the renowned work of a Frenchman in America: Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
The coaching is from a single cell, van Gaal's renowned work in three countries against Mourinho's ability to learn from and adapt to it.
(The most renowned work from the 1989 show, Keith Haring's priapic mural in a second-floor men's room, has recently been conserved).
His three most renowned works made up what became known as The Wesker Trilogy.
There and then Kaprow irreverently buried renowned works by Hepworth and Giacometti in a haphazard pile-up of old tyres.
They are painting gloves, apparently, and Bacon wore them when he created one of his most renowned works, his triple portrait of Lucian Freud.
Among them, the Clarks endowed dozens of beloved institutions — from the Museum of Modern Art to the Baseball Hall of Fame — and owned thousands of the world's most renowned works of art.
One of the greatest of all calligraphers, Wang Xizhi (c. 303 361), was an adherent of the Way of the Celestial Master, and one of his most renowned works was a transcription of the Book of the Yellow Court.
