The phrase "acknowledged international" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to something that is recognized or accepted on an international level.
Example: "The treaty was signed by several acknowledged international organizations, ensuring its legitimacy."
Alternatives: "recognized globally" or "accepted worldwide".
These conferences are among the most important scientific meetings entirely dedicated to vaccine research for both humans and animals, and provide a mix of plenary sessions with invited presentations by acknowledged international experts, parallel sessions, poster sessions, and informal exchanges between experts and young researchers.
Since World War II, the U.S. has acknowledged international interests as well as national interests.
That Trump's administration even acknowledged International Women's Day at all was significant, given past statements toward women, his infamous "grab 'em by the pussy" brag, and the multiple accusations of sexual assault still pending against him.
Following the methodology used for the extubation guidelines, a draft version of the guidelines was circulated to selected members of DAS and acknowledged international experts for comment.
An acknowledged international expert on the effects of heavy metals on biologic systems, Dr. Wetterhahn was a leader in conducting research on how metals initiate cancer and other metal-induced human diseases at the molecular level.
An acknowledged international expert on the effects of heavy metals on biological systems, Wetterhahn was a leader in conducting research on how metals initiate cancer and other metal-induced human diseases at the molecular level.
Each of these steps would mean that Saudi Arabia, a country that follows a combination of Islamic law and ancient tribal traditions, will be pressed to acknowledge international norms.
United States officials are keenly aware that Guantánamo, which has served as a prison for as many as 800 detainees captured at the end of the Afghanistan war, has become in many parts of the world a symbol of American high-handedness and unwillingness to acknowledge international law.
He said he realised that "progress towards making peace is through negotiations between the PLO and Israel", acknowledging international concerns about future talks.
As an internal combustion engine fuel, hydrogen had been acknowledged by international auto industry to be a possible practical and economical fuel for automobile in the future.
Mr. Haarde acknowledged that international trading in the currency had essentially ended.
