The phrase "acknowledged young" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a young person who has received recognition, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The acknowledged young artist received praise for her innovative work."
Alternatives: "recognized young" or "celebrated young".
Heidi Brown, director of projects for Marie Stopes International in Tanzania, says that the prevailing unwillingness to acknowledge young women's sexuality is to blame.
In Britain Bath University does particularly well at finding high-quality placements for its students.New approaches will have to acknowledge young people's worries about the cost of education.
Many churches don't want to acknowledge young people -- that might undermine authority.
He didn't follow his mother's advice because the Children's Forum sets the stage for a path-breaking UN meeting that acknowledges young people as equal partners in the struggle to create a world fit for children.
At the same time there is also an increasing call to move beyond a clinical and cognitive approach to sexuality and sexual health education towards an approach that acknowledges young people as sexual subjects and validates their experiences, emotions, and rights in relation to sexuality and abortion.
Rumer acknowledges younger sisters Scout and Talullah as great examples of bravery and poise, but says that her confidence had to come from within.
But it's no less of a disaster to fail to acknowledge younger women as rational beings capable of making their own decisions and understanding consequences for themselves, just like any other human being.
Sandy Alderson, the general manager of the Mets, acknowledged observing young players in such situations, but he played down the importance.
But Mr Cameron acknowledged many young Muslims did feel alienated from wider British society and pledged that the Government would do more to improve life chances and let them know "there is a place for you" in Britain.
