The phrase "acknowledged professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to individuals who are recognized and respected in their field for their expertise and contributions.
Example: "The conference will feature several acknowledged professionals who will share their insights on industry trends."
Alternatives: "recognized experts" or "respected authorities".
In 1904 Gibson formed the first acknowledged professional league, the International Pro Hockey League.
Thus, the first acknowledged professional hockey team in the world was formed in the United States, in 1903, in Houghton, Michigan.
Students acknowledged professional health care workers (HCWs) who demonstrated commitment to core values of good practice as they recognised the value of constantly reflecting as a skill (n=51).
They expect honesty and sincerity; and, unlike too many politicians, they are quick to acknowledge professionals doing their utmost in the face of formidable odds.
However, 11% of respondents from industry and agency, and 13% from CROs, were aware of academic authors initially refusing to acknowledge professional writing support in the past 12 months.
Almost all industry (96%) and agency (99%) respondents, and 100% of CRO respondents, reported that their department ensured that authors acknowledge professional medical writing support in every publication (figure 1).
The intense nature of the competition in the construction industry is commonly acknowledged by professionals and researchers.
Bracknell MP Phillip Lee acknowledged some professionals had fallen short of standards but added that people too often blamed the system.
From the interviews we learned that most respondents acknowledged that professionals' ability to take patients' preferences into account was limited and regarded it as a luxury.
Members of the ARG were acknowledged as professionals both by their Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peers in the areas of Aboriginal health and welfare.
