The phrase "acknowledged file" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you refer to a file that has been recognized or confirmed, often in professional or technical settings.
Example: "Please ensure that the acknowledged file is stored in the correct directory for future reference."
Alternatives: "recognized document" or "confirmed file".
In one call, it said, he acknowledged filing the immigration petition for Mr. Babar.
Asked about this discrepancy, Father Celichowski acknowledged that "file management was historically a significant problem".
The analysis of intron conservation in other randomly selected genes indicates that intron sequences between humans and the representatives of all placental superorders may be more highly conserved than generally acknowledged (Additional file 7).
However, regarding QoL and discharge it has to be acknowledged (Additional file 3: Figure S2) that also patients in the control group improved the symptom subdomain of the SGRQ but did not show an overall improvement.
The possibility of publication bias is also acknowledged (Additional file 1), although the funnel plot suggests that the unpublished studies are likely to be those in younger adults which do not support an inverse relationship between 25OHD level and mortality and inclusion of these studies would therefore not alter the conclusions of the meta-analysis.
In the United States, one service provider, Comcast, has acknowledged slowing down file-sharing activity on its network, though not blocking it outright.
In some cases, I am still waiting to receive records more than a year after the F.B.I. acknowledged that such files did exist.
The Census Bureau acknowledged that its files did not contain hundreds of addresses that the county had submitted as part of the challenges, meaning those homes had not received a census form or visit, Mr. Rios said.
Later, in a deposition, one of Sanea's in-laws contended that Sanea "was not liked" by some of the Gosaibis; Sanea, in a court filing, acknowledged the friction and recalled that, during a dispute over office space, a Gosaibi relative had once "put a gun to my head".
