The phrase "acknowledged consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something has been recognized or taken into account, often in formal or legal documents.
Example: "The contract was signed after all parties had given their acknowledged consideration to the terms outlined."
Alternatives: "recognized consideration" or "accepted consideration".
Analysis of network reliability has acknowledged significant consideration and is consequently broadly studied to forecast and avoid any network failure.
Yet even when listeners don't like what Mr. Brendel does musically — or notice his technical limitations in a world of fabulous virtuosos — they acknowledge the consideration given to every square foot of territory.
On NBC's "Meet the Press" earlier this month, Ms. Ayotte said it was "an honor" to be considered — a violation of the unwritten rule that you're not supposed to even acknowledge such consideration.
But he acknowledged that speedy consideration was a realistic option.
And he acknowledged a financial consideration: had he not reported, his contract would have been automatically extended by three years and $9 million.
How might I inform myself better about this growing sense of unease regarding the president's race being a primary consideration – acknowledged or unacknowledged – in the right wing's intransigence?
To conduct a systematic review of the evidence available in support of automated notification methods and call centers and to acknowledge other considerations in making evidence-based recommendations for best practices in improving the timeliness and accuracy of critical value reporting.
While acknowledging these considerations, delineation of the major CM risk factors by large observational studies is an important first step in characterizing the causal factors associated with reported CM in different geographies.
One of its creators was Louis Foppiano, of Foppiano Vineyards, who has acknowledged that political considerations were almost as important as viticultural features in drawing up the area's boundaries 20 years ago.
All the physicians in our study expressed a desire to 'do the right thing', but acknowledged that pragmatic considerations (including the availability and ease-of-use of resources) might interfere with their ability to execute it to the level of the ideal.
