The phrase "acknowledged process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a process that has been recognized or accepted by a group or organization.
Example: "The team followed the acknowledged process to ensure that all steps were completed accurately."
Alternatives: "recognized procedure" or "accepted method".
The support system guides the simulation tool user through an acknowledged process; it documents, stores and keeps track of ongoing and previous analyses, and facilitates the reuse of studies.
The text plays a key role insofar as any constitutional interpretation, innovative as it may be, must be consistent with that text, until such time as it is formally changed via some acknowledged process of constitutional amendment.
You'll be helping her allow the feeling to be acknowledged, processed and most likely released, rather than lingering and waiting to show its ugly face during labor.
The phases give an overview of commonly acknowledged processes or activities without any judgement about what phase is best when.
Schools are legally obliged to acknowledge, process and report crimes on campus because of a young woman named Jeanne Clery who was raped, tortured and killed in her dorm room in 1986.
As modelling techniques have become increasingly sophisticated, a growing literature has dealt with the importance of acknowledging process error (or environmentally-driven variation in demographic parameters) in model analyses [3], [4], [5].
He defended the city's policy to offer space in public school buildings to new charter schools, but acknowledged the process could be improved.
Even those eager to see an end to these weapons acknowledged the process would be lengthy and would require unity within NATO.
A declining biosorption rate of both As III) and As V) with rising temperature from 30 to 50 °C acknowledged the process to be exothermic (Fig. 12).
Although MacRumors had hashed the log-ins, Mr Kim acknowledged the process used was "not that strong, so assume your password can be determined with time".
