The phrase "acknowledged problems and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues that have been recognized or accepted, often in a formal or analytical context.
Example: "The report highlighted the acknowledged problems and proposed solutions to address them."
Alternatives: "recognized issues and" or "accepted challenges and".
Medicare officials also acknowledged problems and discrepancies in some of their enrollment records, listing membership in various drug plans.
Though they are the best tools available, these models contain acknowledged problems, and no one is sure how accurate they will prove to be at peering many decades ahead.
Performance-based design for fire, in which prescriptive codes are simply a tool within a performance-based mindset, offers many important benefits but also has many acknowledged problems and risks; this paper argues that paramount among the problems is the way that we, as a global engineering profession, educate and nurture FSE professionals.
We adopted Swanson and Ramiller's notion of organising vision, as comprising metaphors, buzzwords, imagined scenarios and related framings, and centring around widely (though not necessarily universally) acknowledged problems and issues.
Acknowledging problems and then solving them would do more to improve their image and relationship with community members, he said.
Chinese officials have acknowledged problems with past data and with the bureaucratic incentives.
In doing so, he lifted his longstanding opposition to altering the state's much-maligned campaign finance laws and acknowledged problems in the current system.
In recent years, the Chinese government has acknowledged problems with law enforcement and has buttressed its inspection system, particularly along the seven major rivers.
Mr. Sweeney acknowledged problems.
The Red Cross acknowledged problems.
Gatekeeping is a widely acknowledged problem across healthcare and inhibits production of evidence-based knowledge.
