The phrase "acknowledged leads" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to leads or contacts that have been recognized or confirmed, often in business or sales discussions.
Example: "After reviewing the report, we can proceed with the acknowledged leads to maximize our outreach efforts."
Alternatives: "recognized leads" or "confirmed leads".
But this road, they acknowledged, leads to another philosophical dead end.
Most of the antibiotics sold in America end up in animal feed -- a practice that, it is now generally acknowledged, leads directly to the evolution of new antibiotic-resistant "superbugs".
But all that power, he acknowledged, leads to Google's biggest bottleneck: the energy required to process the huge amounts of incoming data.
Obama administration officials have been reluctant to discuss the rescue mission, which Algerian officials acknowledged led to the death of some hostages.
At No. 5, he stepped out of his stance and kicked a bug that he later acknowledged led to a loss of concentration and a poor tee shot.
Historically, being the acknowledged lead driver in a team has been more important to Alonso.
In October, Governor Rick Snyder finally acknowledged lead concentration in some homes had surpassed the action level of 15 parts per billion as defined by the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).
That process, Haag acknowledged, led to lost time, and she knows that charging cases is the key to publicizing her office's efforts.
AW and GJ (acknowledged) led in-depth interviews; KP led focus group discussions.
See articleMary Barra, the boss of General Motors, appeared before a congressional committee to answer questions about faulty ignition switches in GM's cars that it acknowledges led to 13 deaths.
Perhaps the facts are too hard to acknowledge: Led by Grant, Chelsea has lost only 5 of 48 games in all competitions, is one round away from the Champions League final and could tie Manchester United with a victory Saturday.
