The phrase "acknowledged evidence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to recognized or accepted proof or information regarding a particular subject or claim.
Example: "The researchers presented acknowledged evidence of climate change impacts on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "recognized proof of" or "accepted evidence of".
William H. Buckman, a Burlington County lawyer who represents several minority defendants, said it was "certainly strange" that the indictments were announced a day before the report in which the attorney general finally acknowledged evidence of racial profiling.
Chemical weapons experts who have viewed videos of the attacks have cast doubt on the claim that chemical agents were used, although some acknowledged evidence of a "choking agent" like chlorine.
Moreover as L. Fox, one of the founders of the Wisconsin Pyramid Model for Supporting Social Emotional Competence in Infants and Young Children acknowledges, evidence on the effectiveness of relationship building and the cultivation of a high-quality learning environment on a better social-emotional competence outcome is still emerging (Fox et al. 2010).
Academic writing is largely reliant on the skill of paraphrasing to demonstrate that the author can capture the essence of what they have read, they understand what they have read and can use the appropriately acknowledged evidence in support of their responses (Fillenbaum, 1970; Keck, 2006, 2014; Shi, 2012).
Reasons of ethical order did not recommend the assigning of a control group without exposure to fluoride dentifrice, a preventive measure of acknowledged evidence [ 28, 29].
Patient may have some unrealistic fears, but no fixed convictions; (4) Poor insight – patient maintains that thoughts or behaviors are not unreasonable or excessive, but acknowledges validity of contrary evidence; and (5) Lacks insight, delusional – patient is convinced that concerns and behaviors are reasonable and cannot acknowledge evidence to the contrary" [ 28].
This certainly looks like a case of people refusing to acknowledge evidence or engage with opposing points of view.
On Nov. 24, Boeing acknowledged "compelling evidence" of misconduct by Michael M. Sears, the chief financial officer, and Darleen A. Druyun, a vice president who joined the company last January after serving as the chief Air Force negotiator on the project.
The National Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP) Adult Treatment Panel III (ATP III) has acknowledged mounting evidence of an independent association between hypertriglyceridemia and coronary artery disease risk by issuing guidelines that identify non high-density lipoproteinon high-densityrolipoproteinndary target for tHDLapy in patients with elevated triglycholesterolls.
However, it must be acknowledged that evidence of this study's effects on help seeking have not been fully evaluated.
These different histories do not have to map exclusively or entirely on to one another, but can be acknowledged as evidence of the complexity and richness of microbial evolutionary processes.
