The phrase "acknowledged status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a recognized or accepted position or condition, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "Her acknowledged status as an expert in the field made her the ideal candidate for the project."
Alternatives: "recognized position" or "accepted status".
The acknowledged status thus given the Russian Orthodox effectively neutralized any claim of legitimacy by the schismatic "Living Church".
During their nationwide search, the Board looked for a successor who would keep Heritage on its course of growth and innovation, and preserve our widely acknowledged status as an institutional center of the conservative movement.
Of course, from a Liverpool angle it is a kind of reunion too, Benítez's appearance given some sense of design by his acknowledged status as Fernando Torres' chief motivationalist, Mickey to his Rocky Balboa, Hardy to his Stan Laurel.
Newman acknowledged his status as the king of futility with a typically sardonic speech, in which he opened by telling the crowd, "I don't want your pity".
Friedman, who jokingly acknowledged his status as a 40-year-old white man, hopes and believes that this will be the case.
She and her husband both acknowledged her status as a full working partner by scheduling weekly business lunches together, though her office remained in the East Wing, the traditional province of the president's wife.
"The register of the Arabs" (dīwān al-ʿArab) is the age-old phrase whereby Arabs have acknowledged the status and value that poetry has always retained within their cultural heritage.
President Barack Obama's statement on Ride's passing acknowledged her status as "a national hero and a powerful role model" and highlighted her contributions to STEM education.
The special category status acknowledged a sort of political status and granted those prisoners the right to wear their own clothing, "free" association with other special category prisoners, the right to organize their own educational and recreational activities, and access to visits and parcels once a week.
Fenlon acknowledges Hearts' status with bookmakers.
