"revered scientists" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it whenever you want to describe scientists who are respected or honored. For example, "Many of the world's most revered scientists started their careers in obscure labs."
But it was unclear whether the government had the political will, to bring charges against the widely revered scientist.
Just because you can mimic a beloved transgender pioneer or revered scientist doesn't mean you should be a shoo-in for the top award.
Professor James Hansen, director of Nasa's Goddard Institute of Space Studies, and perhaps the world's most revered climate scientist, warns that the "long lifetime of carbon dioxide emitted by fossil fuel burning" means that just slowing down emissions is no solution.
Japan reveres its scientists, but young people are still given too few chances to take risks and innovate.
To the forward-thinking scientists revered by Lewis and de Kruif, the frock-coated Dr. Osler (1849-1919) was a quaint relic.
These are renowned computer scientists, revered all over the world.
My good fortune in Copenhagen came by way of an invitation to dinner at the home of Piet Hein, a polymath who died in 1996 and is still revered as a scientist, designer, cartoonist and slyly humorous poet and political activist.
Last year, it spent nearly 700 billion rupees ($14.3 billion) on waiving farms loans for impoverished farmers; there is no plan for a new scheme this year.But two clear signs that farmers are in "extreme distress" are emerging, according to M.S. Swaminathan, a scientist revered as the father of India's green revolution.
The country's most famous scientist, Abdul Qadeer Khan — revered inside Pakistan as the father of the country's nuclear weapons program and reviled elsewhere as a notorious figure in the international nuclear black market — gave it his imprimatur, too.
Guo Shoujing, a 13th-century scientist, is still revered for designing a network of lakes, weirs and waterways.
