The part of a sentence "internationally acknowledged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been recognized or accepted on a global or international level. Example: The author's latest novel was internationally acknowledged for its thought-provoking themes and impeccable writing style.
The project is internationally acknowledged for important achievements in this respect.
Dr. Huvos was internationally acknowledged for his expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of bone tumors.
Sri Lanka is internationally acknowledged as a model amongst low-income countries for its maternal and child health statistics.
Rasmus Hougaard is an internationally acknowledged expert in training the mind to be focused and clear at work.
Have recent RCTs in sub-Saharan Africa met internationally acknowledged guidelines on standards of care for HIV treatment, tuberculosis treatment and malaria prevention?
But they also require legitimacy, and a broader framework that allows for a democratic and political process in Syrian Kurdistan, particularly one that is internationally acknowledged and supported.
Founded in 1991, arXiv is internationally acknowledged as a pioneering and successful digital archive and open-access distribution service for research articles.
From his first feature, Les Anges du Péché (1943), to his last, four decades later, he was internationally acknowledged as one of the supreme geniuses of cinema history.
In the 16th century the Renaissance flourished, and figures such as the poet Pierre de Ronsard, the satirist and humorist François Rabelais, and the quintessential essayist Michel de Montaigne, were to become internationally acknowledged.
Furthermore, leading medical and public health organizations in the U.S. and internationally acknowledge that antibiotic use in food animals contributes to the crisis of antibiotic resistance in people.
Mr Harper said the UK voter registration rate was 91-92%, which "compares well internationally" but acknowledged there was a "significant number" of people eligible to vote, who were not registered to do so.
