The phrase "acknowledged threats" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to threats that have been recognized or accepted as real or significant in a particular context, such as security, business, or environmental discussions.
Example: "The organization has implemented new policies to address the acknowledged threats to its cybersecurity."
Alternatives: "recognized threats" or "identified threats".
Mr. Gayl writes that "if the mass procurement and fielding of MRAPs had begun in 2005" in response to the known and acknowledged threats at that time "hundreds of deaths and injuries could have been prevented".
As for terrorism, Sisi noted in his campaign speech that Egypt "needs to regain its posture and power," and acknowledged threats posed "by parties who seek the destruction of our life, safety, and security".
In its draft form, it acknowledges threats to a number of areas, such as forests, fisheries and biodiversity.
A US State Department official acknowledged the threats made by North Korea on Saturday, and reiterated that the military exercise were not intended to stoke tensions. .
This week President Obama acknowledged the threats of climate change in his inauguration address, saying that the lack of response to the issue would "betray our children and future generations".
In a speech Tuesday to Congress, President Donald Trump acknowledged the threats and vandalism, saying, "We are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms".
Western counterterrorism officials have acknowledged the threat and European intelligence agencies have reportedly stepped up measures to track recruits.
The World Economic Forum has acknowledged this threat and identified it as the number three global risk we face.
The statement suggests that Dr. Jiang acknowledged the threat that the party perceived in the student-led protests.
A meeting of G8 finance ministers acknowledged the threat to growth from soaring energy and food prices, but did not offer any proposals.
