The phrase "acknowledged deficiency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a recognized shortcoming or lack in a particular area, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The report highlighted the acknowledged deficiency of resources in the current project, which hindered its progress."
Alternatives: "recognized lack of" or "admitted shortcoming of".
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.
It used the same basic organisation, procedures, and questionnaire as the fifth census of 2000, but the mode of implementation took into account acknowledged deficiencies of the 2000 census, which led to under-numeration of the population by an estimated 1.8%, mostly in the youngest age groups, resulting in possible inaccuracies in the sex ratio.
The Orange County Sheriff's Department has acknowledged "deficiencies" in the policies and protocols involving jailhouse informants.
The sheriff's department has acknowledged deficiencies in its policies and protocols involving jailhouse informants.
The OCSD has acknowledged "deficiencies" in the policies and protocols involving jailhouse informants.
The county sheriff's department has acknowledged deficiencies in jailhouse informant program and has begun reform efforts.
Following that ruling, the sheriff's department acknowledged "deficiencies" in its policies and protocols involving jailhouse informants.
They acknowledged the deficiencies of Google search, shared ideas on how they plan to fix them, and asked for feedback.
Both he and Chopra acknowledged the deficiencies of the current system and pledged to do all they could to have them fixed.
You don't have to be a goldbug to acknowledge the deficiencies of the post-gold-standard monetary arrangements.
