"reputed for its" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is well-known for a particular trait or quality. For example, "The hotel is reputed for its luxurious spa services and amenities."
Moreover, TiO2 is considerably available, inexpensive, non-toxic, and it is reputed for its high chemical stability [3].
It is reputed for its beneficial effects in the treatment of diarrhoea and cholera, but the claim of its efficacy is yet to be tested.
It is reputed for its beneficial effects in treatment of diarrhoea [ 3] and cholera [ 4], but the claim of the efficacy is yet to be tested.
Misrata is reputed for its stability and the economic boom it has enjoyed since the revolution but the ambitions of its leaders are viewed with suspicion by neighbouring regions.
The museum, in the same building, is reputed for its gallery of modern paintings.
While Apple is not reputed for its environmental performance, our publishing system requires Macs for 60% of staff.
Rooming with Ames Gardner and Bill Jarman, he was reputed for his card playing; he ate at Cottage Club.
A variant cover for the first comic in the series by the artist Milo Manara, reputed for his erotic illustrations, was revealed by the news site Comic Book Resources earlier this week.
In the Euthyphro, Socrates encounters Euthyphro (whose name can be translated as "Straight thinker"), reputed for his religious knowledge and on his way to bring charges against his father for murder.
Very active in exercising this function, he soon became reputed for his strictness and for his detailed knowledge and invaluable experience that he had of this arm.
Walter was reputed for his bravery, bordering on recklessness, and was confident of success, as evidenced by his haughty reply to the 500 mercenaries.
