The phrase "acknowledged hero" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is recognized or celebrated for their heroic actions or qualities.
Example: "The community gathered to honor the acknowledged hero who saved lives during the disaster."
Alternatives: "recognized hero" or "celebrated hero".
Together they captured the grandiosity and the grandeur of Strauss's paean to himself (the acknowledged hero of "A Hero's Life").
Then one could imagine Gingrich in grand settings in September of the election year: conceivably the nominee of his part--or possibly the running mate, or, at least, the acknowledged hero of its revival--appearing before large crowds in large cities to boast of large things to large applause.
Kagame is the acknowledged hero of the plot.
HISTORY LESSON Conservative columnist George Will, always inspired by history, and this time by his acknowledged hero, James Madison, reminded us of Madison's uncanny focus on "the purse".
The credit sequence, in which Bond is beaten and tortured in a North Korean prison, is groundbreaking -- one of the very few times the series has acknowledged its hero's vulnerability.
However, she added that she felt those who had committed such acts should be acknowledged as heroes of the occupation period.
Dr Gilly Carr, from Cambridge University, who studied resistance in the islands and said it was a subject that divided Guernsey, but she felt those who had committed acts of resistance should be acknowledged as heroes of the occupation.
She acknowledges the "hero's service" performed by the literary historian Norman Sherry, who wandered the globe in pursuit of Conrad's "sources," and her chapter on "Lord Jim" shows how Conrad "closely tracked a true tale" that he "would have heard" while working in Singapore — the case of a sailor who leaped with the captain and crew from the passenger ship Jeddah.
Lutz acknowledges the hero worship can be a problem.
"Unfortunately, the circumstances of time and the passage of time have prevented us from acknowledging this hero in the way that we really should have," Assistant Chief Earl Paysinger said at the gravesite.
Styrene, a feminist punk hero acknowledged by everyone from Beth Ditto to Karen O as one of music's most extraordinary women, went to her GP in the south coastal town of St Leonards-on-Sea Leonards-on-Sea Leonards-on-Sears.
