The phrase "above acknowledged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal writing, particularly in legal or official documents, to refer back to something that has been previously mentioned or recognized.
Example: "The terms and conditions outlined in the above acknowledged document must be adhered to by all parties involved."
Alternatives: "previously recognized" or "aforementioned acknowledged".
It just means, as the anonymous comment above acknowledges, that Grooveshark knows we can't afford to sue for infringement.
In a letter to Marie Antoinette, Catherine the Great once opined that royals should rise above acknowledging the gripes of their subjects "as the moon goes on its course without being stopped by the cries of dogs".
People on all sides of the divestment issue (including leaders of the student movement, and including the person who wrote the threat I quoted above) acknowledge that divestment will have no direct financial impacts on the respective companies.
Criteria (3) of a complexity measure stated above acknowledges the fact that an assessment of an object's complexity cannot be without uncertainty or error in case only finite information about this object is available.
All the above reports acknowledge a large and reliable sex difference in cerebral volume.
Given the above, I acknowledge the tautology in the manuscript's title since the word "pain" is already defined as "to feel a noxious stimuli".
This was due to regulations that require parental consent to participate in the research; thus, we chose to enroll women aged 18 years and above instead, acknowledging that parents or family members may be perpetrators of violence.
As the physiologic functions of the PIs and IPs were not a primary focus of the present studies, we will not summarize this information here; instead, the interested reader is directed to the sources cited above; we acknowledge that this is only a partial listing of the reviews that have been written on these subjects.
The funding bodies acknowledged above had not role in the design of the study, collection and analysis of data, or the decision to publish.
