The phrase "acknowledged common" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is widely recognized or accepted, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The acknowledged common understanding among the team is that communication is key to success."
Alternatives: "widely recognized" or "generally accepted".
An acknowledged common problem with detergent solubilization of GPCRs is destabilization of the receptor in the detergent micelle compared with the native plasma membrane.
The leaflet, to be directly mailed to women aged 40 years on GPs' lists contained information about gynaecological cancers including symptoms and signs, a symptom checklist for patients to complete and take to a GP appointment, and acknowledged common help-seeking barriers and suggestions of how to overcome these.
However, it was intrinsically fragile and uncertain, for sovereign states had no acknowledged common authority that would create, change, apply, and enforce legal norms.
Sin, in Endo's view, is sometimes nothing more than the failure to acknowledge common humanity.
The results of Study 1 reveal that most survey-related publications in the four journals fail to address or acknowledge common method variance.
By contrast, the labels "Darwinism" for an acceptance of the fact of evolution and "Darwinists" for those who acknowledge common descent as a historical reality are used primarily as a pejorative description by antievolutionists.
Some say the bill still doesn't protect students enough, and should specifically acknowledge common causes of bullying, such as instances based on race, religion or sexual orientation.
At one low point, an Austrian political activist presented his "red pill" political platform, calling for compulsory paternity testing at birth (in general, the men's rights movement is obsessed with cuckolding) and acknowledging common ground with white nationalists.
'In-reach' implicitly acknowledges common concerns of different agencies and the scope for reaching in to the source of those concerns.
About 15 states acknowledge common law marriages, where cohabitating couples that reside together for a prolonged period of time and present themselves publicly as husband and wife but do not have a legal marriage certificate, can still have the same legal rights as a married couple.
Try and acknowledge common ground before adding your disagreement.
