The phrase "acknowledged standards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to widely accepted or recognized criteria or norms in a particular field or industry.
Example: "The company adheres to acknowledged standards in quality control to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "recognized standards" or "accepted standards".
Care services minister Paul Burstow acknowledged standards still needed to improve.
The spelling debate raged on until the early 19th century, and it was not until the latter half of the 19th century that the orthography reached generally acknowledged standards.
In other to bridge this gap, any design condition in the range 0 30 °C is generally evaluated according to acknowledged standards.
However, implementing such a system is always complex, and the recent introduction of BIM does not allow organizations to build their experience on acknowledged standards and procedures.
These differences reflect the intrinsic difficulties with functional inference from simple evaluation of sequence identity and show an urgent need for a critical assessment of acknowledged standards in prediction methods [12], [13].
When it comes to lines, the universally acknowledged standard is first come first served: any deviation is, to most, a mark of iniquity and can lead to violent queue rage.
If what he meant was we should have direct access (i.e. HTML5 or otherwise) to H.264 files on the web and elsewhere, then okay, that's good, but it's not really achievable right now since Flash is the acknowledged standard for web video.
Another important question that still remains unanswered is the design of an acknowledged standard to perform rigorous and easy comparable benchmarks [12], [13], [46].
The widely acknowledged standard of care is cataract extraction, typically performed first in the lowest functioning eye.
As Kay, Beamish and Roth acknowledged, standard tests offered little clarity in these situations and diagnosis thus hinged on the 'unavoidably arbitrary' judgement of the consulting psychiatrist (1964: 151).
The aim of such studies may be to show superiority over the active comparator or to demonstrate that at least a similar balance between benefit and risk exists when the drug of interest is compared with another acknowledged standard antidepressant.
