The phrase "age acknowledged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone recognizes or accepts their age or the age of another person, often in discussions about maturity or experience.
Example: "In her speech, she emphasized that age acknowledged brings wisdom and perspective to decision-making."
Alternatives: "age recognized" or "age accepted".
But Mr. Landon, who calls the Newsbreakers "Merry Pranksters for the digital age," acknowledged posting "a certain number of bumper-sticker messages" on the group's Web site.
17 Elias, in his old age acknowledged, with an air almost of awe, that there is a "simple reality" of a finite life.
To allow the minimal-invasive surgeon to look outside of the own and known medical and educational system, international congresses that are equivalent to the AGE acknowledged symposia, are accepted as an educational credit.
These initially come off as winks, a group of a certain age acknowledging its fans of a certain age.
Jessica, tall and outgoing like her parents and engagingly mature for her age, acknowledges inner conflict over racial identity.
By 1980, the B.A.A. made allowances for age, acknowledging that it was a lot harder for older runners to meet those times than it was for people in their 20s and 30s.
To enthusiasts of a certain age, acknowledging that 30 years have passed since the debut of the BMW M5 can be sobering.
"While the esoteric tradition looks at both the good and the evil, the New Age acknowledges both aspects but emphasizes the positive, you know, white light, lots of colors, rainbows and that lighthearted kind of stuff". While the PRS gift shop carries hundreds of titles written by Hall, there are no biographies of the author available.
Recalling the glamour of long-ago debutante days that still seem more real than the present, Edie, now middle aged, acknowledges, "My season ended a long time ago/But no one took the party tent down".
That's what makes this news so exciting: Allure just declared it will no longer use the term "anti-aging," acknowledging that growing older is something that should be embraced and appreciated rather than resisted or talked about as if it's a condition that drains away beauty.
In a predigital age, Lennox acknowledged, such a project would have been impossible.
