The phrase "acknowledged improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a recognized or accepted enhancement or progress in a particular area, such as performance, skills, or processes.
Example: "The team's efforts have led to an acknowledged improvement in project delivery times."
Alternatives: "recognized progress" or "accepted enhancement."
Hart said he was proud of the athletic department's culture but acknowledged improvement is needed.
The author asserts that, despite decades of use and some acknowledged improvement, the MSPE remains a suboptimal tool for informing program directors' decisions about which applicants to interview and rank.
But the C-Series' acknowledged improvement in fuel efficiency - a result of a new-generation engine and use of advanced composites - has already prompted Airbus and Boeing to make new variants of existing aircraft.
The government response then acknowledged improvements were needed but failed to agree that the system fell short.
Mr. Schröder acknowledged improvements in the resolution, but added that, "this progress does not yet constitute the reaction appropriate to the current situation in Iraq".
Although Grinda acknowledged improvements under current President Saakashvili, he said that there are still "limitations" in Georgia's efforts to combat OC.
But he also acknowledged improvements in China's record during the last 20 years and said the United States had also had human rights problems in the past.
Aitken acknowledged improvements in Disney maintenance since Torres' death, as well as growing support for national legislation governing theme park safety.
Over the past 20 years, acknowledged improvements have occurred in the economy and medical services in China, with concurrent environmental and lifestyle changes.
They saw some of these patients as not knowing how to move forward, how to recognise or acknowledge improvement, even when this seemed obvious to the practitioner, and that their experience might well be enhanced with highly specialist psychological support, which, however, practitioners may not be able to access on their behalf.
But he added, "We acknowledge improvements must be made in key areas, particularly those affecting the customer experience".
