The phrase "acknowledged incentives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to incentives that have been recognized or accepted in a particular context, such as business or psychology.
Example: "The company's success can be attributed to the acknowledged incentives that motivate employees to perform at their best."
Alternatives: "recognized incentives" or "accepted incentives".
And, if the Supreme Court puts meaningful prosecutorial accountability on its agenda, bar associations and district attorneys and perhaps even the DOJ might acknowledge incentives to play a broader role in regulating how the most powerful players in the criminal justice system administer that power.
It could be a bit better if our wages are increased a bit so we feel happy when we are intermingling with wild animals.' Moreover, herders acknowledged little incentive to maximize use of rangelands for sustainability or to ensure that livestock reached maximal forage and water resources.
Mr Schleicher, who earned his praise from Mr Gove as the man who collates evidence about the performance of all education systems - which the majority of governments use to help formulate their education policies, acknowledged that bonus and incentives on offer to teachers were a strength of the UK's education system - lifting them to above the OECD average in their middle years of service.
To acknowledge participation, incentives in the form of movie tickets will be offered to the focus group and interview participants.
But Mr. Zoffinger acknowledged that the incentives offered by "four guys from New Jersey" were not likely to blunt the "worldwide economic forces" that were besieging Ford.
Even some of the industry's leading lights, such as Lloyd Blankfein, the head of Goldman Sachs, have publicly acknowledged that the incentives such schemes created helped send the industry plunging into an abyss.Banks are rejigging their compensation plans in response to make base salaries a bigger percentage of overall compensation.
Mr. Ghosn acknowledged that the incentives could not last forever, but he and other European auto executives argued that other government support was still critical, especially access to loans for the industry itself to help it survive the fallout of the financial crisis.
John Veitch, 63, who was the trainer of Alydar, acknowledged the financial incentives for retiring horses for breeding purposes, but he regretted that horses were not allowed to "go out to the paddock and fight with their siblings," while growing into more mature 3- and 4-year-olds the public can admire.
First, deforestation was widely acknowledged and forestry incentive instruments already existed as did consolidated forestry organisations and institutions.
It should be noted that WHO guidelines on application of incentive schemes in health care acknowledges that financial incentives alone are not sufficient to retain and motivate staff [ 24].
