The phrase "acknowledged help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assistance that has been recognized or accepted.
Example: "I would like to express my gratitude for the acknowledged help I received during the project."
Alternatives: "recognized assistance" or "appreciated support".
The published article acknowledged help from four people.
Twice in his later books, Le Carré (born David Cornwell) has acknowledged help from the human-rights charity Reprieve.
First authorship implies a leading role in drafting a paper, and last authorship implies major responsibility for its contents, but 906 of 991 RCTs were commercially sponsored, and dedicated medical writing assistance was available for 44% of articles; some companies routinely acknowledged help from a writing company for each article.
In the past, officials acknowledged helping Somalia and Yemen battle extremists without confirming that American forces were sometimes involved in the fight.
He has been fighting calls for his resignation since last year, when he acknowledged helping to conceal the crimes of one serial-rapist priest from Irish authorities in the mid-1970s.
She acknowledged helping Labrie remove her shirt and pants and said she didn't protest because she didn't want to be offensive.
Mr. Ajay Koirala (also acknowledged) helped us to establish contact with the respondents.
She was able to rely on her prodigious memory and her meticulously filed and catalogued interview notes and correspondence and was always generous in acknowledging help she received.
But in this conservative Pashtun region of Afghanistan, senior commanders routinely refuse to acknowledge help they receive from American Special Forces.
These developments, Mr. Hoffa said, and many free-trade economists acknowledge, help hold down blue-collar wages and thereby worsen the income gap.
M.G. gratefully acknowledge help during the experiments by R. Hadar.
