The phrase "acknowledged leaders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or groups that are recognized or accepted as leaders in a particular field or context.
Example: "The conference will feature several acknowledged leaders in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "recognized leaders" or "established leaders".
One third of this team could be acknowledged leaders and ground-breakers in their fields, as selected by a panel (equally, the task of this panel might be to persuade reluctant and busy artists to accept their civic duty).
Party rifts mustn't be acknowledged, leaders must be dutifully respected – and yet here's Boris boasting that his mayoral campaign "survived the rain, the BBC, the budget – and the endorsement of David Cameron".
To get together and aggressively antagonise other people peaceably assembled because you've decided they're the enemy is not.As long as the Occupy movement remains without acknowledged leaders who can credibly distance it from the worst behaviour of its least reasonable affiliates, the movement will increasingly come to be defined by its most egregious episodes.
This level was chosen because it was comfortably above the average 2.5 times by which acknowledged leaders such as 3M, Boeing, Coca-Cola, General Electric and Wal-Mart had outperformed the market from 1985 to 2000.In a contrary way, Mr Collins and his team of researchers came up with a list of nine things that they had not found in their winning companies.
The authors are from the National Cancer Institute of Italy and are acknowledged leaders in the treatment of MPM.
In the early part of the century, ministers were the acknowledged leaders both inside and outside their communities.
But not one prominent, popular figure has emerged as the movement's acknowledged leader.
But the widely acknowledged leader of this vehicular pack is a Durham-based chuck truck called OnlyBurger.
The acknowledged leader of this movement was not Wöhler, however, but his best friend, Justus Liebig, a professor at the University of Giessen (in Hesse).
An acknowledged leader of the Peace Democrats, or Copperheads, Vallandigham was an avowed "Western Man, by birth, in habit, by education" who possessed "little sympathy with the North".
Monsanto, the widely acknowledged leader in crop biotechnology, said a few years ago that it would concentrate on soybeans, corn, cotton and wheat.
