The phrase "acknowledged code" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to a code or set of rules that has been recognized or accepted by a group or authority.
Example: "The software must comply with the acknowledged code of conduct established by the organization."
Alternatives: "recognized code" or "accepted code".
Mr. Aleynikov acknowledged uploading code but told the F.B.I. that he never intended to steal Goldman's proprietary information.
This analysis suggests that coexistence of multiple frailty syndromes is uncommonly coded within HES; even though we used coded frailty syndromes within all 20 of HES diagnostic domains, incomplete coding may still be a cause, as not all morbidities will be acknowledged and coded for each admission, only those deemed relevant to care at that time.
In response, Ms. Reinhart and Mr. Rogoff have acknowledged the coding error, defended their other decisions and claimed that they never asserted that debt necessarily causes slow growth.
Regarding water quality, compliance with all water quality and wastewater treatment standards is assured and the generally acknowledged technical codes of good practice are used.
Elsewhere, he acknowledges that "code words" and "signals" are common among the people he's been hanging out with.
But they said the city's willingness to have lawyers formally acknowledge a code of silence in court was a significant step after years of denials.
Mike Partridge would like to acknowledge grant code C5255/A15935 from Cancer Research UK.
While we return to this statement later, it is valuable in this acknowledgement of the context to also acknowledge the coding environment in Bali, which will be the more immediate environment framing the proposed coding curriculum.
Whole Foods acknowledged that a code stamped on beef packages arriving at its stores accurately reflected the change in processing plants.
