The phrase "acknowledged boundaries" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing limits or guidelines that have been recognized or accepted by individuals or groups.
Example: "In our discussions, we must respect the acknowledged boundaries that have been set to ensure a safe and productive environment."
Alternatives: "recognized limits" or "accepted boundaries".
I wonder truly if in this reflection, a boot would remain in integrity on the ground, and a body would no longer cower in fear but quietly acknowledge boundaries.
It acknowledged grade boundaries had changed part way through the year, but stood by the new June grading system.
Content analysis (Hsieh and Shannon 2005) was used to create a typology of modalities of university-industry interaction, which were acknowledged as boundary objects in the study.
As the responses from the editors indicate, The Times acknowledges such boundaries.
Wouldn't you insist on a more nuanced name to acknowledge modern boundaries, let alone respect the historical record?Dimitris PantelidisBerlinSilvio's fortuneSIR – You referred to Silvio Berlusconi as "still Italy's richest man" ("A Leopard, spots unchanged", April 5th).
One of the officials, Derek Maltz, who heads the D.E.A.'s Special Operations Division in Virginia, which works with more than a dozen other law enforcement and intelligence agencies to stymie major traffickers that operate across international boundaries, acknowledged that the increase was difficult to quantify.
The components and elements of the energy and transport systems are positioned on the most appropriate levels to indicate their main application areas, but it should be acknowledged that the boundaries are not exact.
She does not acknowledge categories or boundaries in music.
But the trust and the executive both acknowledge that the boundaries for Worldwide activity need to be clearer.
The UK's wider role in global education will mature as we realise that e-learning acknowledges no national boundaries.
