The phrase "acknowledged deficiencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to recognized shortcomings or weaknesses in a particular context, such as a report or evaluation.
Example: "The committee's report highlighted the acknowledged deficiencies in the current system that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "recognized shortcomings" or "identified weaknesses".
The bank said in a statement yesterday that it had already taken steps to remedy the abuses the Federal Reserve identified and acknowledged deficiencies in its practices, though it did not acknowledge any wrongdoing in the matter.
But he acknowledged deficiencies with the document and, repeating a lament that has become more frequent as California's legislative system has struggled, said it was nearly impossible to put through any tough budget measures because of a requirement that every spending and tax cut be approved by a two-thirds majority of the Legislature.
An ecosystem services approach (ESA) to assess the environmental and social impacts of projects is a conceptual innovation that contributes to overcome two widely acknowledged deficiencies of impact assessment (IA): integration of knowledge areas and participation of affected communities.
Following that ruling, the sheriff's department acknowledged "deficiencies" in its policies and protocols involving jailhouse informants.
The sheriff's department has acknowledged deficiencies in its policies and protocols involving jailhouse informants.
The Orange County Sheriff's Department has acknowledged "deficiencies" in the policies and protocols involving jailhouse informants.
An acknowledged deficiency of our study might be the preselection bias inherent in all review studies making validity and reliability of the results questionable.
We were astounded and appreciative when they acknowledged serious deficiencies in their system.
He acknowledged "some deficiencies, some holes," particularly on defense — a weakness that has been demonstrably worse since the trade.
WASHINGTON, March 16 - State and federal officials acknowledged "critical deficiencies" in courthouse security on Wednesday and promised to find better ways to protect judges, lawyers and jurors after violent episodes in Atlanta and Chicago.
They acknowledged the deficiencies of Google search, shared ideas on how they plan to fix them, and asked for feedback.
