The phrase "acknowledged and treated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something has been recognized and addressed, often in relation to issues or concerns.
Example: "The patient's symptoms were acknowledged and treated promptly by the medical staff."
Alternatives: "recognized and addressed" or "noted and handled".
They don't always need to be centre-stage – but they do need to be well-researched, acknowledged, and treated with the respect due to any potentially life-threatening illness.
They also liked being acknowledged and treated courteously.
That is the only way to ensure that Latin American culture is acknowledged and treated as independent.
It therefore could be argued that the need to be acknowledged and treated as full care partners by professional providers is likely to be shared by all those assuming primary responsibility for the care of another.
"Many people seem to resist acknowledging and treating their sore throat pain," said Dr. John G. Campbell, president of the American Academy of Otolaryngology.
Slutkin says that it makes sense to purify the water supply if — and only if — you acknowledge and treat the epidemic at hand.
The treatment for the resulting insomnia is to acknowledge and treat the underlying emotional disorder — with psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and often psychotherapeutic medication.
On current trends, these will amount to some 240% of GDP by 2040, up from a just-about-manageable 65% today.David Walker, who until recently ran the Government Accountability Office, has made it his mission to get the nation to acknowledge and treat this "fiscal cancer".
They acknowledge and treat all their grandchildren,along with their mothers, respectfully and equally well.
Secondly, if they become distressed they would like their distress acknowledged and to be treated personally, or cared for.
I am acknowledged as spouse and treated kindly and with respect.
