The phrase "acknowledged role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a recognized or accepted position or function that someone has in a particular context or situation.
Example: "Her acknowledged role as a leader in the community has inspired many to take action."
Alternatives: "recognized position" or "accepted function".
What's more, according to the TUC, even if your employer does supply you with a job description, duties you regularly perform outside of this also count as your acknowledged role.
When it comes to the writing, French has interesting things to say about Pat's acknowledged role as a sounding board, the helpfulness of Naipaul's circle at the BBC, and Margaret's influence on the 70s books.
She said she was intrigued, after additional study, to discover references to Mr. Scarpa's apparent involvement in F.B.I. projects in New Orleans in the late 1950s and early 1960s — well before his publicly acknowledged role in helping the Kennedy administration learn the whereabouts of three slain civil rights workers by traveling to Mississippi to threaten a member of the Ku Klux Klan.
The international Millennium Project has an acknowledged role in the development of shared understanding of the field.
Despite the well acknowledged role of portion control in weight management, large portion sizes remain ubiquitous in the marketplace.
Despite the widely acknowledged role of start-ups in economic development, little is known about their innovative activities compared with those of established firms.
Amongst the seven known mammalian sirtuin proteins, SIRT1 has gained much attention due to its widely acknowledged roles in promoting longevity and ameliorating age-associated pathologies.
At least five Arab countries — Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar and Saudi Arabia — have taken publicly acknowledged roles in the air campaign targeting militants in Syria.
Some of these transcription factors have acknowledged roles in important cellular processes and cancer, including TCF, STAT, p53, TEAD, HIF1, Nkx2, MyoD, SOX13 and RXRα.
These proteins have acknowledged roles in cell recruitment, angiogenesis, bone lysis, adhesion, migration [ 53– 66] and are currently being evaluated as candidate therapeutic targets for the prevention of metastasis.
We propose an integrated information giving approach which addresses these domains by combining a resource pack for carers with a more explicit acknowledging role for health professionals.
