The phrase "acknowledged ownership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone recognizes or accepts responsibility for something, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "The contract clearly states the acknowledged ownership of the intellectual property by the developer."
Alternatives: "recognized ownership" or "accepted ownership".
While the exact holdings of the Egyptian armed forces are classified military secrets, these go far beyond the publically acknowledged ownership of arms factories, supposedly necessary for national defense, to real estate, gas stations, beach resorts, and day-care centers.
Ivey was detained and acknowledged ownership of the carry-on bag, officials said.
But to publicly diminish them (while perhaps damaging their trade value) without acknowledging ownership's role in the organizational dysfunction that engulfed the Mets after the 2006 postseason borders on deceit.
Bad opinions must be called out, and if the person refuses to acknowledge ownership and demonstrate how they've changed, then, by all means, go in on them.
He also failed to expressly acknowledge ownership interest in a cling peach orchard in Stanislaus County, other than to list it by the identification number assigned to it by the county assessor.
Penguin seems not to know who the buyers are other than Ms. Gursky, who acknowledged her ownership in a review of the collection on Amazon's Web site.
Managing partner Henry Nguyen acknowledged the ownership group may seem "cumbersome".
The Girl Scout's lawsuit says that both the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts have historically acknowledged respective ownership of the word: "Scouts" when used in different contexts.
"By refusing to acknowledge Peruvian ownership, it may be losing the cultural battle".
In August the New South Wales parliament passed a bipartisan motion acknowledging Gweagal ownership of the artefacts and urging their repatriation.
Last week the Greek government turned down an offer from the British Museum for a three-month loan of the collection, because it came with the condition that the Greeks formally acknowledge British ownership.
