The phrase "acknowledged users" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to users who have been recognized or validated in a particular system or context.
Example: "The system will only grant access to acknowledged users who have completed the verification process."
Alternatives: "recognized users" or "validated users".
Even though the importance of the public service end-user has been recognized by researchers and policy makers for some time, there's a genuine lack of commonly acknowledged user engagement tools for both procurer's and supplier's practical implementation.
With today's addition of "My Stuff" on the web, Hulu seems to be acknowledging users' complaints about its "Continue Watching" and "Lineup" features.
With this understanding, we provide recommendations for software developers to understand and acknowledge user expectations on privacy when they design and develop applications.
Facebook's latest move is a necessary step towards acknowledging user rights on social networks, exemplified by the Social Network User's Bill of Rights drafted a few months ago at the 2010 Computers, Freedom and Privacy conference.
The findings of our study point to the importance of acknowledging user perceptions of a technology before and during the process of implementation.
Mr. West said fatigue did not affect the system's performance, but he acknowledged that users must be careful to avoid tongue movements they make almost unconsciously throughout the day.
A spokesperson pointed to a previous public statement in which the company acknowledged that users accessing the site via Tor may have to navigate anti-spam measures: "Twitter does not block Tor, and many Twitter users rely on the Tor network for the important privacy and security it provides.
It has been acknowledged that users should be incorporated in the development process to validate the proposed technologies.
Tim Cook acknowledged that users had been frustrated by the move and repeated a pledge to improve the software.
Specifically, Max Levchin, co-founder and CEO of Affirm, acknowledged that users will most likely never be using Affirm's loan products on a daily basis.
