The phrase "acknowledged reason" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a reason that has been recognized or accepted by others in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The acknowledged reason for the delay was the unexpected weather conditions that affected transportation."
Alternatives: "recognized rationale" or "accepted explanation".
Gove's sole acknowledged reason for running, according to his announcement, was that Johnson could not do the job.
One widely acknowledged reason women fail to flourish in Silicon Valley is its "boys' club" work hard/play hard culture that is unwelcoming to women.
During the Enlightenment, Christians and Jews acknowledged reason as a powerful, life-changing force.
Lack of supervision, resulting in workers feeling unappreciated, de-motivated and frustrated, was an acknowledged reason health workers were not interested to work anymore within the public health sector.
Experts praise Redlands' inclusive approach, but acknowledge reasons why such centers are rare on college campuses. .
Acknowledging reasons for ending or abandoning previous treatments could provide a starting point to improve the engagement in mental health treatment of women with penal justice involvement.
Some studies acknowledge reasons for migration beyond remuneration but do not analyse the relationship or associations between the factors influencing migration or develop an understanding of the relative significance of each factor [ 1, 15, 19, 22, 23].
Although the existence of St2Tr is acknowledged, the reason for its existence remains unclear.
In their opening remarks, lawyers for both sides acknowledged that reason was nowhere to be found in Ms. Watkins's death.
Wall, a right-handed reliever, is not the same pitcher he was with the San Diego Padres the past three years, and now he has acknowledged the reason: he is still not fully recovered from off-season shoulder surgery.
But he also acknowledged another reason: He didn't want to wait on Congress to approve the funds.
