The phrase "acknowledged death" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is referring to the recognition or acceptance of someone's death, often in formal or literary discussions.
Example: "The community held a memorial service to honor the acknowledged death of their beloved leader."
Alternatives: "recognized death" or "accepted death".
When Jabr last month acknowledged death squads were at work within the Interior Ministry, he pointed his finger as well at the FPS, telling the BBC and Newsweek that the service was "out of control". U.S. officials training Iraq's security forces say they have no more control over the FPS than the Interior Ministry does.
The BMA acknowledged death during childhood was rare and living standards high.
That is a self-realized individual who has overcome uncertainty in life, reconciled their place in the universe and has acknowledged death within their life.
Civilian casualties have increased sharply in the US-led military campaign against the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, with nearly 60% of the officially acknowledged deaths from the three-year war being reported in the first three months of the Trump administration.
Are they merely acknowledging death or hastening it in their zeal to save others' lives?
Acknowledging death, in turn, ought to take a physical toll on anyone responsible for it, whether or not their actions were justified.
As Simon Parkin explored in his recent book Death by Video Game, gaming barely acknowledges death, despite how central it is to so many titles, let alone lingers on it, or considers the grief in its aftermath.
I only pray we one day see it in Britain, it is an extraordinary philosophical epic that acknowledges death, destruction and decay while enhancing the mystery of life itself.
Focused on the challenge of making choices in an increasingly complex and uncertain world, Renaissance artists turned to poignant, often macabre imagery to address the critical human concern of acknowledging death, while striving to create a personal legacy that might outlast it.
This only reinforces the unwillingness of most Americans to acknowledge death as a normal (and inevitable) part of life.
Islamic State acknowledges death of 'Jihadi John' in magazine.
