The phrase "acknowledged achievement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an accomplishment that has been recognized or accepted by others, often in a formal context.
Example: "The award ceremony celebrated the acknowledged achievement of the students who excelled in their studies."
Alternatives: "recognized success" or "validated accomplishment".
The foundation says the award is intended "for acknowledged achievements" in a career, not "as a stimulant to young talent".
But perhaps one of Brook's least acknowledged achievements has been to see theatre as a totally inclusive medium where vaudeville, audience-participation and even comedy are perfectly compatible with an exploration of neurological disorder.
Labour lost the last election because, despite the Blair/Brown governments' acknowledged achievements, they were intimidated into believing that victory depended on imitating their enemies – light touch regulation in the private sector and the internal market in public services, combined with a wanton disregard for personal liberty.
An individual or organisation who demonstrates outstanding and acknowledged achievements on the international stage that have served to benefit the international community.
The policies for the protection, health and education during early childhood historically developed by Chile, as well as their progressive and acknowledged achievements through various indicators such as education and health, (see exhibit on infant mortality), have been develping over some time a major network of better conditions for the development of new generations.
In this way, Dowling says, he could attempt to deflect attention from his "modest abilities in classical Sanskrit" when compared to Müller's "internationally acknowledged achievements".
Everyday creative activities include minor creative accomplishments (e.g. drawing a picture or writing a piece of music) representing personal achievements, whereas creative achievement usually refers to publically acknowledged achievements (Kaufman & Beghetto, 2009; Runco et al., 2010).
People high in openness and high in creative potential engage more frequently in creative activities (and perform minor/personal creative accomplishments), but intelligence may determine whether these remain at the level of personal accomplishments or may become publically acknowledged achievements.
In the British honors system, titles often acknowledge achievement earned by providing safe hands in a crisis.
SAG Awards, now in their 24th year, acknowledge achievement in film and television, with ballots cast from a membership of 160,000 actors, performers, writers and musicians.
