The phrase "acknowledged standard for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a widely accepted or recognized benchmark or guideline in a particular field or context.
Example: "The ISO 9001 is an acknowledged standard for quality management systems across various industries."
Alternatives: "recognized standard for" or "accepted standard for".
Care services minister Paul Burstow acknowledged standards still needed to improve.
Mr. Allcock added that while there was a widely acknowledged industry standard for electric chargers, each company interpreted it differently.
The incremental cost for autopsy, the time-honored and widely acknowledged "gold standard" for evaluating morphologic alterations in the patient who dies, would be insignificant.
Medicare will pay for hospice, the acknowledged gold standard for those at the end of life and their families, and it will also pay for skilled nursing (known in this universe as the "sniff" benefit, for Skilled Nursing Facility or S.N.F).
In the absence of a universally acknowledged gold standard for assignment, it becomes very difficult (if not impossible) to objectively validate one method to be truly better than the other.
There are few widely acknowledged quality standards for research practice, and few definitions of what constitutes good research.
Second, should scenario methodology become more discontinuity-oriented, then certain acknowledged quality standards for scenarios would need to be revised.
The doubly-labeled water (DLW) method is the acknowledged "gold standard" method for measuring true levels of EE under free-living conditions.
Henderson, herself, acknowledged a different standard for top government employees, saying that "when officials have their children in DCPS schools, it shows trust in the DCPS system, where there is a crisis of confidence," according to the report.
With 130 CDMA patents issued, 400 pending and 55 licensed equipment vendors, Qualcomm now commands much of the intellectual property, design skills and engineering experience for the acknowledged new worldwide standard for wireless telecommunications.
