The phrase "acknowledged violations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are referring to violations that have been recognized or accepted, often in legal, regulatory, or formal discussions.
Example: "The report highlighted several acknowledged violations of the safety regulations that need to be addressed immediately."
Alternatives: "recognized breaches" or "admitted infractions".
Far more than any penalty that might be levied in the case, a statement acknowledging violations of securities laws would show that the S.E.C. has responded to the clamor for greater accountability on Wall Street.
Later, Mr. Fox's family dismissed more than 20 minors from the operations and the president acknowledged the violations as a sad reality of Mexican life.
"Bernard Kerik has acknowledged his violations," the statement said, "but this should be evaluated in light of his service to the United States of America and the city of New York".
Christie's has as much as acknowledged antitrust violations by entering a government program that promises leniency to the first conspirator in antitrust cases to confess.
One prison official has already acknowledged "visible violations" in how Magnitsky had been treated, while the powerful Interior Ministry felt compelled to call a news conference to defend its handling of the case.
Even though U.S. allies in Europe have acknowledged Russian violations, they have urged the United States to stick to the agreement, once again revealing the divisions within NATO that have deepened since Trump became president.
The majority opinion acknowledged the violation, but held that there was no proof of "deliberate indifference" to civil rights.
The PAC quickly acknowledged the violation and said it would ask the lawmakers to return the donations while it brought itself into compliance with the law.
In a memo to PATH employees, Mr. Kelly acknowledged his violation said he had instructed the PATH personnel division to revise the passes.
I have accepted a five-year suspension of my law license, agreed to pay a $25,000 fine to cover counsel fees and acknowledged a violation of one of the Arkansas model rules of professional conduct because of testimony in my Paula Jones case deposition.
