The phrase "acknowledged delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to confirming the receipt of a package, message, or information.
Example: "The shipping company sent an email confirming the acknowledged delivery of the package to the recipient."
Alternatives: "confirmed delivery" or "received delivery".
And the "customer" acknowledges delivery.
He valued, above all, good, vivid, witty writing – "do me a flashy piece," he would instruct contributors – and he was a meticulous and courteous editor, always phoning to acknowledge delivery of copy and adding an immediate, concise judgment as to its quality.
FedEx also acknowledged late deliveries.
In June 2006, EADS and Airbus acknowledged that deliveries of the A380 would be delayed by six months, sending its shares tumbling 26percentt.
Where certain time periods are expressed in this Framework by reference to acceptance of 'full delivery', it is acknowledged that full delivery shall be deemed accepted after expiry of thirty (30) days from receipt by the BBC, unless notified otherwise (or accepted in writing) earlier.
While group-based MBSR was the preferred method of delivery by participants in this study, it was acknowledged that different delivery modes of MBSR (on-line, distance delivery) were necessary to reach people with work or family commitments, and those who do not like participating in a group environment.
He acknowledged that sometimes delivery "was tricky" but immunisation, he said, "doesn't require a doctor", so the costs are relatively low.
But she acknowledged that mail delivery had fallen by half at the main Princeton post office in West Windsor alone since it was closed last Saturday following the discovery of anthrax spores on a mail bin.
One recent afternoon, several mail carriers making their rounds in the East Village acknowledged that mail delivery time could be tense in some buildings, especially around the first of each month, when people receive their checks.
