The phrase "acknowledged by its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has received recognition or validation from a specific source or entity.
Example: "The research findings were acknowledged by its peers in the scientific community."
Alternatives: "recognized by its" or "validated by its".
Unfortunately, it contains errors (acknowledged by its publisher), which were not fixed at the time of this writing.
There is something refreshing about having the Republican Party's cowardice out in the open, acknowledged by its own members.
In its pure form it also only lasted for a few decades, but this is rarely acknowledged by its proponents.
Even Paris - the crucible of European modernity - wears an old-fashioned air, a fact acknowledged by its young people, who flock to New York and London in search of employment.
needs to shore up its relevance, and that's acknowledged by its decision simultaneously to focus on a bit of mainstream culture; to underscore the A.C.L.U.'s ongoing involvement in a political issue (marriage equality) with special appeal to voters under 40; and to ally itself with social-media platforms.
Novalis's idea of a synthesis of art and politics is far more complex than is typically acknowledged by its critics.
For today's ruling of monopoly maintenance opens up a glaring weakness for Microsoft on one of its several legal fronts -- one that was acknowledged by even its leading supporters today.
ABC languishes in fourth place in the ratings and is losing money, a failure that Mr Eisner acknowledged by firing its top two managers last month.If Disney falters again, a new bidder may emerge or, indeed, Comcast may return.
The W.N.B.A.'s inability to fully capitalize on its early successes has been acknowledged by one of its founders, Adam Silver, now the N.B.A. commissioner.
The outage began on Monday, June 19th, which also is when it was first acknowledged by Microsoft on its website.
The indigenous people in "isolation" in this region are known as the "Toromonas" - as acknowledged by BGP in its report and an Environmental Impact Assessment EIAA) of its planned operations.
