The phrase "acknowledged patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to recognized or accepted trends or behaviors in a particular context, such as research, analysis, or observation.
Example: "The study revealed several acknowledged patterns in consumer behavior that could inform future marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "recognized trends" or "accepted patterns".
And when it comes to families where parents and children alike are overweight, she acknowledged, eating patterns alone do not offer the entire explanation.
The F.B.I. and the Justice Department have acknowledged a pattern of cases before the Bush administration in which bureau agents offered false information to the wiretap court in seeking permission to conduct surveillance of American citizens and foreign residents.
In an FBI interview related to a 2012 investigation of illegal campaign coordination in Arizona, however, Sproul acknowledged a pattern of law-breaking involving dozens of people hired by his firms, according to a transcript reviewed by the AP.
Acknowledging how patterns of UES delivery are related with vegetation structure and composition in urban green areas could help these stakeholders to target structural variables that increase UES provision.
In managing river channels, awareness is increasing to acknowledge spatial patterns of channel adjustments, to adopt a holistic catchment perspective, to progress from hard to softer engineering methods, and to utilize a geomorphological approach.
Acknowledging the patterns of violence women experience in conflict settings may improve mental health response services.
We will make sure that the education tools are prepared to be appropriate for both urban and rural population acknowledging different patterns of tobacco use and literacy.
State officials have acknowledged unusual scoring patterns, and earlier this month ruled that high schools could not rescore any "open-ended" questions, ones with written or essay answers, in which grading is more subjective.
For example, one participant acknowledged her relapse patterns but was unsure how to avert them, saying: Every time I get out I do good until like three or four months, and then… I start to relapse.
The behavior of cells at higher densities (where collective effects can emerge from physical interactions between cells) cannot be extrapolated from the behavior of isolated migrating cells., It is now acknowledged that collective patterns can emerge in various systems including cells, bacteria and insects where each individual entity does not necessarily interact directly with one another.
