The phrase "acknowledged release of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the formal recognition or acceptance of something that has been released, such as a document, statement, or product.
Example: "The board issued a statement regarding the acknowledged release of the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "recognized issuance of" or "accepted publication of".
They will play excerpts from the composer Andrew Byrne's "White Bone Country" to acknowledge the release of a New World Records CD, as well as works by John Luther Adams and Peter Garland.
"We acknowledge that release of information relating to the Suez crisis may add to the understanding and knowledge of this subject," wrote the Cabinet Office's Histories, Openness and Records Unit.
While only GM males are intentionally released, critics point out and Oxitec acknowledges that the release of a small number of GM females cannot be avoided.
The worst scenario that plant officials acknowledged was the possible release of a small amount of ammonia gas into the atmosphere.
Army Brigadier Gen. Mark Martins, the chief prosecutor, acknowledged that last week's release of the torture report gives the defense side the advantage of seeing their long-running complaints about torture at CIA detention sites officially documented.
Fourth, although we acknowledge the release or increase of pyogenic mediators such as interleukin (IL -6, IL -6, and tumor necrosis factor-α in both the serum and discharge of patumors who unecrosis TJA [ 19, 23], the autogenous blood collected with the blood conservation system was returned to the patients within 6 h of surgery.
Almost all of the suspected duds — 303 — that NATO acknowledged were released from warplanes.
They acknowledge that the human release of greenhouse gases will cause the planet to warm.
The Toronto meeting participants acknowledged that policies for prepublication release of data need to evolve with the changing research landscape, that there is a range of opinion in the scientific community, and that actual community behaviour (as opposed to intentions) need to be reviewed on a regular basis.
