The phrase "tacitly recognized" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is acknowledged or understood without being explicitly stated. Example: "Although they never discussed it, there was a tacitly recognized understanding between them that only one person could use the bathroom at a time."
There were no "Colored Only" signs, just tacitly recognized black and white areas in the airport.
Rather, he wants North Korea to be at least tacitly recognized as a nuclear power, like Pakistan.
This grassroots, local-leader movement represents a defensive strategy in what is being now tacitly recognized as unprovoked aggression against an entire nation, and an entire people.
The rebels' war aims are tacitly recognized by NATO's mere presence, though Ali Ahmeti, their commander, argues that NATO should stay much longer.
The raid on Sunday appeared to be the first step by the Pakistanis that at least tacitly recognized the American and Indian claims.
The FARC's negotiators have now signed an agreement in which they tacitly recognized their involvement in drug trafficking by agreeing to sever their ties to it.
The 1967 war led to U.N. Resolution 242, with the Arabs tacitly recognizing Israel.
Kerry's aggressive, anti-democratic posture brought such a strong rebuke from South American governments that he was forced to reverse course and tacitly recognize the Maduro government.
Officials close to the talks said the two countries had agreed on the broad principle that Serbs in the small Serbian-majority area in northern Kosovo would gain more powers in return for tacitly recognizing the authority of Kosovo's government.
Petrit Selimi, Kosovo's deputy foreign minister, said in a telephone interview from Pristina, Kosovo's capital, that the two countries had agreed in principle on a text under which Serbs in northern Kosovo would gain more powers in return for tacitly recognizing the authority of Kosovo's government.
If this is correct, we are tacitly recognizing a close connection between justification and truth conduciveness, which is a central tenet of the reliable process theory of justified belief.
