The phrase "acknowledged capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing finance, economics, or business to refer to capital that has been recognized or accepted as valid or legitimate.
Example: "The company's financial report included a section on acknowledged capital, highlighting the investments that had been officially recognized by the board."
Alternatives: "recognized capital" or "accepted capital".
He acknowledged the RBA's concerns about negative gearing and capital gains tax were relevant in 2014.
The court acknowledged that capital punishment was permitted by the convention in some circumstances.
SL Rome While Milan may be Italy's acknowledged fashion capital, the Eternal City is no slouch in the retail department.
As the death penalty phase began on Tuesday in the trial of a convicted murderer and former mob boss, even the prosecutor acknowledged that capital punishment was not appropriate in most cases.
The Commons culture, media and sport select committee highlights a truth which has long been generally acknowledged: the capital gets a disproportionately high share of cash, whether lottery or grant-in-aid, from Arts Council England (ACE).
Untidy as it may be, economic liberals should acknowledge that capital controls of a certain restricted sort, and in certain cases—have a role.Why is trade in capital different from trade in goods?
To the anti-globalization critics, he acknowledges that capital often flowed too freely during the 90's in the "reach for yield".
"The law acknowledges that capital cases are different and require enhanced due process, for obvious reasons," Judge Jeffrey L. Simmons of the Court of Common Pleas in Vinton County wrote.
Yet he cites as evidence little more than a string of examples of banks that appeared to be well-capitalised before they failed, without acknowledging that capital can curb risk-taking and absorb losses.
In an interview with Forbes, McAndrews acknowledges venture capital has gotten "a bit oversubscribed" lately with "too much money chasing too few ideas.
Free cash flow takes the concept a step further, acknowledging that capital projects are essential for companies that want to grow, and that dividends are paid out of cash on hand.
