The phrase "acknowledged staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to employees or team members who have been recognized for their contributions or achievements.
Example: "The company held a ceremony to honor the acknowledged staff for their hard work and dedication throughout the year."
Alternatives: "recognized employees" or "appreciated team members".
It acknowledged staff reports of "passenger experiences" on trains and comments made by passengers on Twitter.
Brooks and Coulson are both ex-editors of the News of the World Sunday tabloid, a 168-year-old paper which Murdoch shut down three years ago when it was acknowledged staff working for it had hacked into voicemails, including those on the mobile phone of a murdered schoolgirl, Milly Dowler.
(Interview 2, Participant 2) Cancer awareness: Although cancer fear was commonly acknowledged, staff were divided as to whether patients were afraid to consult the GP with cancer symptoms.
All acknowledged staff were employees of Evidera (formerly a division of United BioSource Corporation) at the time of the study, served as paid consultants to Pfizer during the conduct of this study and the development of this manuscript.
While McDonald's acknowledges staff inquired about the device, the company insists "their interaction with Dr. Mann was polite and did not involve a physical altercation".
We gratefully acknowledge staff at the AAFC SCRDC and the USDA-ARS PSWMRU and PPPSRU for assistance with sample collection and analysis, and Drs. Brown and Zhu at the Saskatchewan Structural Sciences for assistance with P-NMR.
We gratefully acknowledge staff from the UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences, the Stockholm Environment Institute, and Watercourse Engineering.
The authors would like to acknowledge staff at NETSCC, particularly Ruairidh Milne and David Wright, for their help and advice.
The authors gratefully acknowledge staff of the Industry and Investment NSW's Agricultural Research Centre, Trangie, NSW, and CSIRO McMaster Laboratories, Chiswick, Armidale, NSW for their role in sample collection and handling of the sheep research flocks.
The authors wish to thank all girls and teachers who participated in this study and to acknowledge staff at the Great Lakes University Kisumu who collected this data - Kevin Odallo, Fred Okumu and Rosebel Ouda - as well as staff of Emory's Center for Global Safe Water who contributed to the conception of the study including: Leslie Greene, Shadi Saboori, Robert Dreibelbis.
Openly acknowledge staff involvement in reaching solutions, meeting deadlines, coming up with new ideas, etc.
