The phrase "acknowledged internationally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is recognized or accepted by people or organizations across different countries.
Example: "The research findings were acknowledged internationally, leading to widespread implementation of the new practices."
Alternatives: "recognized globally" or "accepted worldwide".
However, the effectiveness of electroacupuncture has not been well acknowledged internationally.
The Global Burden of Diseases studies, which are acknowledged internationally as comprehensive reports in health metrics, morbidity and mortality, have yet to present any data on the burden and disability of CH [11].
Thirty-nine delegates were elected from Cluj to attend the proclamation of the union of Transylvania with the Kingdom of Romania in Alba-Iulia on 1 December 1918, later acknowledged internationally by the Treaty of Trianon.
While His Holiness' outreach to the international community in the field of religion and spirituality, as well as in drawing attention to the plight of the Tibetan people, is acknowledged internationally, not many know much about his influence in the social thinking of the Tibetan people and his other followers.
The French consensus panel list was the first European criteria to be acknowledged internationally [ 34].
Setting up and carrying out a randomised controlled trial to evaluate a community based public health or health promotion intervention, whilst not impossible, is acknowledged internationally as likely to be expensive and potentially inappropriate [ 4, 14].
"[They] condemned the attack on an area acknowledged by internationally binding arbitration as Sudanese territory," Mubarak wrote.
The Acheulean record of northern France and southern Britain has long been acknowledged as internationally important, having played an important historical role in the development of the discipline.
Dr. Huvos was internationally acknowledged for his expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of bone tumors.
But they also require legitimacy, and a broader framework that allows for a democratic and political process in Syrian Kurdistan, particularly one that is internationally acknowledged and supported.
From his first feature, Les Anges du Péché (1943), to his last, four decades later, he was internationally acknowledged as one of the supreme geniuses of cinema history.
