The phrase "acknowledged suffering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is recognizing or validating the pain or distress experienced by individuals or groups.
Example: "In her speech, she emphasized the importance of addressing acknowledged suffering in our community to foster healing and support."
Alternatives: "recognized pain" or "validated distress".
Though Mr. Simmons has acknowledged suffering from depression before, that wouldn't justify a "complete and total retreat," Mr. Taberski decides, which conveniently excuses him to keep digging.
Soering's trial lawyer, who was later disbarred and acknowledged suffering from a mental impairment during the trial, chose not to raise the issue of sexual abuse as a motive for Haysom.
Kosenko, who acknowledged suffering from a minor mental illness, was sent to Moscow's Serbsky mental clinic, where he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and found to be a danger to himself and others.
Based on verified vaccination records, 19.5 % (44/226) permanent residents who were 1-9 yr old in 2012 had not received vaccine and another 1.3%% (3/226) subjects acknowledged suffering from varicella.
In his own UN speech last week, Mr Rouhani last week departed from Mr Ahmadinejad's rhetoric and acknowledged suffering of Jews during the Holocaust although he made clear in separate remarks that he did not view Nazi crimes as justification for dispossession of the Palestinians.
Many others are choosing to acknowledge suffering (their own and others') and wish to see the relief of suffering.
It acknowledges suffering, squalor and cruelty, including the suffering and squalor and cruelty caused by us Christians ourselves and our churches; it demands that we give those things their full weight of sorrow and culpability, and only then does it insist that the story isn't over, that there is more to say.
Toyota is only the latest of the global automakers to acknowledge suffering as inflation and economic weakness in their major markets undermine consumers' buying power, and high gasoline prices cause a shift toward more fuel-efficient, and in many cases, less profitable, vehicles.
We do not want to acknowledge suffering.
So our hope for a better world really becomes dependent on the idea that we can continue to acknowledge suffering and violence and tragedy, in our past and in our present.
Open your heart to all who have lost loved ones to violence of any kind; it is human to acknowledge suffering and grieve.
