The phrase "acknowledged symptoms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to symptoms that have been recognized or accepted, often in medical or psychological discussions.
Example: "The doctor noted the patient's acknowledged symptoms before making a diagnosis."
Alternatives: "recognized symptoms" or "accepted symptoms".
As observed in a recent study, only 2.5% of women acknowledged symptoms of major depression within the first two days of delivery [ 26].
Consensus was reached on the classic alarm symptoms by which lung and colorectal cancer present, such as haemoptysis and rectal bleeding, although the number of acknowledged symptoms highlights the vagueness and variety of clinical presentations.
Incident CFS was extremely rare, most of the 47 cases identified during subsequent years reported they had been ill with CFS for many years but were in partial remission during previous interviews and so had not acknowledged symptoms at that instant in time.
The physician who examined Cho noted that he had a flat affect and depressed mood, even though Cho "denied suicidal thoughts and did not acknowledge symptoms of a thought disorder".
Acknowledging symptoms or seeking care too early was considered bad for minor illnesses.
Acknowledging symptoms, and acting to resolve them, involved accepting that their identity had changed in a negative way.
Compared to male students, female students were more willing to acknowledge symptoms and more prone to express their symptoms [ 13], they would also demonstrate higher average levels of symptoms and seek help more often.
30 Presentations of altered mental status and falls are common symptoms in emergency calls, 24 29 and generally not acknowledged as symptoms of stroke.
Dr. Steere acknowledged that symptoms, sometimes disabling ones, do linger for months after treatment in as many as 10 percent of patients.
Some of the doctors she saw dismissed Cohn's pain as a normal part of womanhood; others acknowledged her symptoms but when they could not find a clear cause, passed her along to other specialists.
Similarly, it is now acknowledged that symptoms are a PRO distinct from HRQL [ 49].
