The phrase "respected faculty" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to the teachers or instructors at a school or university who are highly regarded and held in high esteem by students and colleagues. Example: The respected faculty at our university is known for their dedication to teaching and their passion for their respective fields of study.
A valued and respected faculty member at her alma mater, Abraham Lincoln High School, for over 40 years.
Regular attendance by faculty correlates with high levels of satisfaction because respected faculty involvement in the teaching process may increase resident participation [ 32, 37, 38].
There were admirable aspects to his performances of works by Debussy and Stravinsky in his recital on Wednesday night at the Greenwich House Music School, where he is a respected faculty member.
The Department of Medicine mourns the passing of Robert H. Mannheimer, M.D. Dr. Manheimer was a respected faculty member with us for nearly 60 years, lovingly caring for his patients in our practice and masterfully teaching rheumatology to our students, residents, and fellows.
Getting advice from a caring (and respected) senior faculty member could be very helpful.
'Right', as he says, 'is a moral governance or authority to act, or: right is a faculty to do what we please, protected by the moral law which obliges others to respect that faculty' (ER, vol. 1, 237).
Yes, students respect the faculty.
He says he respects the faculty, but his actions seem to demonstrate contempt.
She was loved and respected by students, faculty and parents alike for her unique combination of the highest expectations for behavior and responsibility on the one hand and for her caring and sensitivity towards each students needs on the other.
They also felt that psychiatrists are logical thinkers (73.9% to 95.4%, p <.0001), and respected by the faculty of the medical school (58.2% to 79.7%, p <.0001; see Table 6).
From the time Holley assumed the post of president in 1818, the university had risen to national prominence and attracted well-qualified and well-respected faculty members such as Constantine Samuel Rafinesque, Daniel Drake, Charles Caldwell, William T. Barry, and Jesse Bledsoe.
