The phrase "acknowledged third" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a third party that has been recognized or accepted in a discussion or agreement.
Example: "In the negotiation, we reached an agreement with the acknowledged third party to ensure all interests were represented."
Alternatives: "recognized third party" or "accepted third party".
For a long time the commonly acknowledged first was Monteverdi's "Orfeo," performed in 1607.
Dance music has its own answer: the people who make the music, and often D.J. it live, are the ones who are best known, while the singers are often anonymous, or at least widely acknowledged second bananas.
The company acknowledged first-quarter deliveries of the S and X were slowed by shortages of parts caused by "Tesla's hubris".
They also acknowledged first responders, including the Santa Clara police and fire departments during the meeting for their "heroic efforts and professionalism in our crisis," Harvey said.
When Warner Bros. decided to relaunch Superman — the universally acknowledged first superhero, the big blue schoolboy who stands for truth, justice and the American Way — it turned to Nolan, as he clearly had the Midas touch.
Some methodological limitations to this study should be acknowledged: First, we did not include a joint specific knee score.
However, also several limitations need to be acknowledged, first the cross-sectional design, which prevents from identifying causal links between binge drinking and related factors.
We grouped mothers into three categories: (1) never smoked; (2) smoked only until their pregnancy was acknowledged (first trimester only); and (3) continued to smoke during pregnancy.
However, several potential weaknesses in the design of PDGPD are acknowledged: first, the voluntary nature of GP participation in the cluster design where a practice [cluster] agreed to participate but not all GPs in the practice received the intervention.
Several limitations of the present study need to be acknowledged: first of all, the number of clinical events is relatively small and cardiovascular morbidity – specifically, cardiac ischemia – was a relatively infrequent morbidity domain (3%).
