The phrase "acknowledged worldwide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is recognized or accepted by people across the globe.
Example: "The scientist's groundbreaking research was acknowledged worldwide for its contributions to climate change solutions."
Alternatives: "recognized globally" or "accepted internationally".
She is acknowledged worldwide as one of the great ballerinas of history".
"Prosperity is acknowledged worldwide as the identity of our ministry," Mr. Oyedepo writes in a pamphlet for new members.
She is also acknowledged worldwide as the finest interpreter of the music of A.Adnan Saygun, whose works feature prominently in her concerts and recordings.
Advanced practice nursing expertise has been acknowledged worldwide as one response to the challenges arising from changes in society and health care.
Agriculture is acknowledged worldwide as a great contributor to global emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs) such as carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide, in particular when there is no efficient management of the resources involved.
The mineral resource industry has always been acknowledged worldwide as the foundation in the design and the construction of various innovative structures, infrastructures and amenities aimed towards global society enhancement.
Life satisfaction's fundamental role and indispensability have been acknowledged by worldwide respondents (Diener, Oishi, & Lucas, 2003).
With 130 CDMA patents issued, 400 pending and 55 licensed equipment vendors, Qualcomm now commands much of the intellectual property, design skills and engineering experience for the acknowledged new worldwide standard for wireless telecommunications.
Officials acknowledge that worldwide, Al Qaeda is far from broken.
The author acknowledges the "worldwide obsession" with the Beatles, but points out that the band split up more than 40 years ago: "longer than John Lennon's lifetime".
This will continue to happen in the world of wireless," acknowledges David Nichols, worldwide market segment manager for IBM's ultra portable and companion devices.
