The phrase "acknowledged right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a right that has been recognized or accepted, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "The treaty established several acknowledged rights for the indigenous population that must be respected by the government."
Alternatives: "recognized right" or "accepted right".
Political activity is more than the grudgingly acknowledged "right" of charities.
But one point should be acknowledged right away: the more restricted the range of experimental manipulations employed, the greater the chance that the investigator will completely miss important principles.
Confederations usually fail to provide for an effective executive authority and lack viable central governments; their member states typically retain their separate military establishments and separate diplomatic representation; and members are generally accorded equal status with an acknowledged right of secession from the confederation.
With regard to any acknowledged right we can identify it by means of its content (what is it a right to?) and its scope (who has it and against whom do they have it?), as well as its weight relative to other rights and to other moral considerations.
One of the key priorities of modern healthcare is to encourage engagement in decision making [ 1], with an acknowledged right for all patients to have an active role in decisions that affect their healthcare [ 2, 3].
Whilst alive, the 'occupant' has an acknowledged right of ownership as evidenced in medical and other research practice: autonomy of mentally competent adults is respected and consent to medical treatment and/or study on any part of the body must always be sought.
Only three companies publicly acknowledged rights of migrant workers.
Now we should acknowledge right up front that both men were speaking to their self interests.
Let's acknowledge right here that the morphing of scientists into activists is nothing new.
When most retailers mark down merchandise, they acknowledge right away that the money is lost in a write-off.
It simply acknowledges, right up front, something we basically know: that all art is, for better and for worse, trying to sell us something -- pleasure, ideology, salvation, whatever.
