The phrase "acknowledged tested" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been recognized and verified, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The results of the experiment were acknowledged tested by the committee, confirming their validity."
Alternatives: "recognized and verified" or "validated and acknowledged."
Williams, 27, has acknowledged testing positive for marijuana three times.
To prove his point (or perhaps undercut it), the scientist acknowledged testing out the drug himself.
He acknowledged testing sedated or jet-lagged subjects, but argued that he had always noted that limitation in his published papers, and switched to testing in early mornings when jet lag was minimal.
7 It is widely acknowledged that testing for HIV decreases the likelihood of high-risk behavior among individuals who choose to test, which leads to reduction in HIV transmission.
After years of claiming to seek only peaceful nuclear reactors, Iran now acknowledges having tested uranium enrichment and plutonium reprocessing, both of which can be used to make weapons material.
In a statement provided to TechCrunch Instagram acknowledged the test, saying "we are always testing ways to improve the experience on Instagram and make it easier to share any moment with the people who matter to you". .
It is currently acknowledged that tests, in particular high-stakes tests, have a large impact on learning and teaching, referred to as washback (Cheng, 2008; Wall, 2012).
19 23 As all major international testing guidelines acknowledge, HIV testing on its own cannot be the final goal, and it is essential to link testing with care, support and treatment, ensuring a clear referral pathway for those who test positive., 24 26 This is not the case across the region, especially for migrants of uncertain legal status.
LAST week, Education Secretary Arne Duncan acknowledged standardized tests are flawed measures of student progress.
