The phrase "acknowledged clean" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where someone is confirming that something is clean or clear, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The report was acknowledged clean after the thorough inspection."
Alternatives: "confirmed as clean" or "recognized as clean".
On 28 July 2010, the UN General Assembly adopted resolution 64/292 acknowledging that clean water and sanitation are essential to achieving all human rights.
This was an assembly of delegates eager to feel their own Trump loyalty reflected, acknowledged, and cheered polished clean of any Cruz smirches.
While the Environmental Protection Agency has acknowledged that the Clean Water Act has the breadth to address ocean acidification, we have yet to see real action taken against acidification.
He was also pretty clean, and acknowledged that if Italy wanted to be taken seriously by its fellow Europeans it would have to become a lot less corrupt.
I will acknowledge that a clean and attractive environment is essential to both physical and mental health; therefore, I will do my best to see that the chapter property is properly cleaned and maintained.
The fault lies in the stubborn, shortsighted refusal of the United States government to acknowledge that a "clean, efficient national railroad," as your editorial put it, is vital to the health of this country.
While acknowledging that a clean, safe environment, crisp film projection and courteous service still matter, Corcoran emphasized that the allure of the movie theater hinges ultimately on what fans watch from the velvet seats.
His subject is widely acknowledged to be noncommittal, fastidiously clean and controlling, to the point of demanding a precise shade of gray grout for his entryway tiles.
Mr. Todaro, who operated an environmental inspection and testing company, acknowledged that he had submitted clean asbestos and lead test results for at least a decade without performing any tests.
The ACTU discussion paper, titled "Sharing the challenges and opportunities of a clean energy economy", acknowledged Australia's current emission cuts planned for 2030 would need to be strengthened in order to meet commitments made in Paris to keep global warming "well below" 2C.
