The phrase "acknowledged individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who has been recognized or accepted in a particular context, such as in a discussion or a formal setting.
Example: "The acknowledged individual in the field of neuroscience will be giving a lecture at the conference next week."
Alternatives: "recognized person" or "accepted individual".
All acknowledged individuals are in the Department of Immunology/Infectious Diseases; Montana State University-Bozeman.
In this study ghostwriters were defined as acknowledged individuals, other than authors, who contributed to the writing and were affiliated with an industry-sponsored study.
Islamophobia represents a refusal to acknowledge these variations, to acknowledge individual humanities, a desire to paint members of a perceived group with the same brush.
*The concept of team solidarity and the powerful hold it has on the Vermont players, even as some of them acknowledge individual doubts about it.
Mr. Askin argued that with that authority came the responsibility "to act in a way that accommodates and acknowledges individual rights".
By Evan Osnos July 28 , 2014When Arthur Kleinman, the Harvard anthropologist and psychiatrist, studied Chinese patients in the nineteen-sixties, he found that people who had been raised to suppress and endure had trouble acknowledging individual distress.
When Arthur Kleinman, the Harvard anthropologist and psychiatrist, studied Chinese patients in the nineteen-sixties, he found that people who had been raised to suppress and endure had trouble acknowledging individual distress.
This finding helps us acknowledge individual differences in contributing to achieving team goals.
Overall, this study stresses the importance of acknowledging individual differences in reading attitude when designing teacher education courses that provide teachers with the tools and willingness to foster their fellow teachers' and students' reading enthusiasm.
