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The phrase "acknowledged challenge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a challenge that has been recognized or accepted, often in discussions about problem-solving or project management.
Example: "The team is currently addressing the acknowledged challenge of meeting the project deadline while maintaining quality."
Alternatives: "recognized challenge" or "accepted challenge".
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(Truly, finding the perfect venue for a show is a rarely acknowledged challenge. I assume economics played a factor in bringing this to the Winter Garden since it's such an expensive endeavor, so who can blame them?).
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He acknowledged challenges, mentioning infrastructure and bureaucracy.
Mr. Raabe acknowledged challenges, but he said that the water was nonpotable in any case.
And it acknowledged challenges ahead, including generic competition expected for its second-biggest product, Glucophage, for Type II diabetes.
Fan acknowledged challenges, though.
Additionally, the Korean fathers reported to encounter acknowledged challenges in terms of language issues, cultural differences, and negative experiences in their involvement in children's learning and schooling.
Environmental sustainability, economic viability and social acceptability are by now acknowledged challenges facing aquaculture both in Europe and globally.
As well as the acknowledged challenges GPs face in providing sickness certification, managing common mental health problems like depression and anxiety in primary care is complex [ 11].
Mr. Lander acknowledges challenges in the Thrive model and says that there have been glitches as he and his partners figured out the business.
It acknowledges challenges and then focuses on how to overcome them.
Messaging should also acknowledge challenges to successful transition.
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