The phrase "received the status" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that someone or something has been given a particular position or designation. Example: After years of hard work and dedication, she finally received the status of partner at her law firm.
They never received the status of nation state which the 1919 Treaty of Versailles was to have awarded them.
When James Levine steps onto the podium, one has the sense of being confronted with something that has already received the status of a monument.
Project Veritas, a group founded by the videographer James O'Keefe, received the status from the I.R.S. in April, according to documents gathered by The Chronicle of Philanthropy through a Freedom of Information Act request.
If the information specifying that the request was done is received, the status of the control device will change and the request is marked as completed.
In 1610, the monastery received the status of a stauropegic monastery (orthodox church autonomy), under the Patriarch of Constantinople.
These non-Muslim communities received the status of "protected peoples" and exemption from military service in exchange for a small tax (jizya).
Each retransmission cycle adds two delay contributions: (a) delay in (re transmitting -PDUs, and (b) delay in receiving the status report from the receiver : (22).
In particular, the additional delay introduced by retransmissions at each cycle comes from (a) delay in retransmitting -PDUs, noted as ; and (b) delay in correctly receiving the status report from the receiver, noted as.
Mostly coming under Arab Muslim rule, Byzantine Greeks either fled their former lands or subdued to the new Muslim rulers, receiving the status of Dhimmi.
In 63 he was dispatched along with Corbulo's son-in-law to escort the Armenian king Tiridates to the Roman camp, on the first stage of his journey to receive the status of client king from Nero.
In 1893, Esbjerg became a municipality in its own right (initially known as Esbjerg Ladeplads), receiving the status and privileges of a market town in 1899 and incorporating the parish of Jerne (east of the centre) in 1945.
