The phrase "acknowledged risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to a risk that has been recognized or accepted, often in discussions about safety, finance, or project management.
Example: "The project manager outlined the acknowledged risk of budget overruns in the meeting."
Alternatives: "recognized risk" or "accepted risk".
An acknowledged risk taker, Mr. Norcross likes to gamble -- on the golf course or in Atlantic City, where he has been known to pal around with Donald Trump.
If they do, they'll know that the widely acknowledged risk of a dip towards recession – plunging exchange rates, rising newsprint costs – is in the first few unsettling years after a Leave vote.
He weighs the acknowledged risk of scaring off whites against a greater need to thwart a black rebellion if, five years hence, nothing much has changed.In this section While the world hots up Deep waters Who is Thabo Mbeki?
Although postoperative seizure is an acknowledged risk following transcranial surgery, the incidence of seizure after removal of intradural pathology via an expanded endoscopic endonasal approach is not well defined.
Ben Bernanke acknowledged risk has spread far beyond the subprime mortgage sector, but stopped short of giving the markets what they longed to hear: word of a rate cut.
In addition to the traditionally acknowledged risk factors for breast cancer (age, reproductive history, genetic profile, obesity, alcohol intake, smoking, etc)., scientists are increasingly coming to understand that many chemicals commonly found in products we use daily may also be contributing to the very high incidence of breast cancer.
Mr. Donilon said the trip would help "lock in this path forward" but acknowledged risks.
Those who had fallen are more likely to acknowledge risk of future falls.
Because this is a general characteristic of many risk processes, ecosystem management has recently turned to acknowledging risks more explicitly in its decisionmaking.
This survey analysis determined whether patients who were informed by their doctors of familial DM risk acknowledged that risk and took steps to reduce it.
SFX acknowledged this risk in its prospectus.
