The phrase "acknowledged around the world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is recognized or accepted globally, often in contexts related to achievements, opinions, or standards.
Example: "Her contributions to science have been acknowledged around the world, earning her numerous prestigious awards."
Alternatives: "recognized globally" or "accepted worldwide".
By the beginning of the 1950s the vitality of American theatre was acknowledged around the world.
Love her or hate her, Margaret Thatcher's stature and achievements were acknowledged around the world, as extracts from volume II of Charles Moore's biography reminded us.
Defense Secretary Geoff Hoon told restive members of Parliament, "Our armed forces are doing an excellent job, which is acknowledged around the world, but there is no question of the U.K. taking over the U.N. mission or of being drawn into the civil war".
Red ginseng products manufactured and sold by the Korea Tobacco & Ginseng Corporation are acknowledged around the world for their quality and reliability.
In response, an official with the Seismological Bureau stated that "earthquake prediction is widely acknowledged around the world to be difficult from a scientific standpoint".
"You've got to acknowledge the world around you," he said.
Some of the best essays are those in which students acknowledge the world around them -- often through mention of current events, politics, or social issues -- and offer analysis thereof.
He acknowledged that it exists around the world: in the tomatoes and Parmesan cheese of Italy, for example, and in the miso, soy sauce, sake, and vinegar of Korea and China.
The supremacy of language was also challenged by the Christian mystics of medieval times, while the weakness of words is acknowledged in church services around the world, which at their richest are multisensory experiences, appealing to faculties beyond the intellect.
In a statement last week, Transport Canada acknowledged that several companies around the world have shown interest in developing large airships for cargo, especially in remote areas and that the government is "monitoring the evolution of the industry".
Second, although coerced sexual activities that occur in dating or romantic relationships is recognized as a form of sexual violence by the World Health Association (see for example a WHO multi-country study from Garcia-Moreno and colleagues [ 13]), the extent to which this form of interpersonal violence is socially recognized and acknowledged in different legislations around the world is unclear.
