The phrase "acknowledged reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a source or citation has been recognized or accepted in a particular context, such as academic writing or formal documentation.
Example: "In my research paper, I included an acknowledged reference to Smith's study on climate change."
Alternatives: "recognized citation" or "accepted source".
The article below should have acknowledged reference to a piece by Marcus Fairs that appeared in Icon magazine.
Lifelong Bowie personnel have been replaced here by a searching jazz outfit led by New York saxophonist Donny McCaslin; Kendrick Lamar's own bleak, busy, jazz-tinged hip-hop masterpiece of 2015, To Pimp a Butterfly, is an acknowledged reference point.
The distinguished Craig's Daguerreian Registry, the acknowledged reference work among dealers and collector's for identifying and dating the more than 12,000 photographers, who worked in the United States prior to 1860, was published in 1994 with two subsequent editions.
This approach is based on the assumption that compounds which show a similar CTD to the CTD of acknowledged reference chemicals for POP-like behaviour should also be considered as substances that might have LRTP [22].
CancerEst CPGs are the acknowledged reference guidelines for all hospitals of Eastern Paris grouped in the CancerEst network including the Tenon hospital.
The variant is an acknowledged reference SNP, rs3822214 in the SNP database dbSNP 135 and is also reported by the Catalogue Of Somatic Mutations in Cancer database (COSMIC) as COSM28026 [ 29, 30]. Figure 4A represents the normal allele pattern as seen in the genomic DNA of non-neoplastic brain and control PBLs.
"This is not a pilot," the spokesperson acknowledged, referencing the claims that it's a way for the company to "test" out having San Francisco office space.
"He then asked a question to his fourth official Martin Atkinson and acknowledges referencing 'TV' was misguided.
Although they acknowledged explicit reference to substance misuse at the programme level might be limited, specific reference was mentioned in relation to substance misuse and self-care while implicit reference was made to the development of an appropriate attitude to patients.
Other industrial sectors were indirectly acknowledged through reference to sheep and grass (Indicator 7.1.b: Cross sectorial coordination).
Eisenman has acknowledged some references, like the influence of Descartes and Picasso.
