The phrase "acknowledged and evaluated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the recognition and assessment of information, ideas, or performance.
Example: "The feedback provided by the team was acknowledged and evaluated to improve our future projects."
Alternatives: "recognized and assessed" or "noted and analyzed".
Authors' response: We agree that these are important conditions for the validity of the hypothesis, and have modified the manuscript to acknowledge and evaluate these issues (see above and in the revised manuscript).
Here, we applied non-absorbable suture materials, but the potential risk of postoperative fistula formation has to be acknowledged and further evaluated in future investigations.
The contribution of each of these factors should be acknowledged and ideally evaluated when reporting computational prediction results, especially if the prediction models are intended for practical prediction tools for researchers working in the drug discovery field.
The practices surrounding Santa Muerte, I argue, are means through which this violence is collectively acknowledged, evaluated and addressed, while offering a space by which the community of devotees reminds itself of such a fact and (ritually) reconstructs social bonds, which are crucial for both collective and individual survival.
The approach acknowledges that risk cannot be adequately described and evaluated simply by reference to summarising probabilities.
It's acknowledged and noted".
The elimination of these clinically central therapies from a study setting with patients with severe sepsis would be impossible, and thus their role must be acknowledged when evaluating the results.
He acknowledged that the "teachers are not SUNY faculty" and that exams are set and evaluated locally.
In his televised address, Mr. Bush acknowledged that crucial intelligence from the field and from abroad never reached a single desk where it could be integrated and evaluated.
