ausgewiesenen

Ausgewiesenen is the attributive or declined form of the German past participle ausgewiesen. It derives from the verb ausweisen, which has several related meanings depending on context. In everyday and formal language it most often functions as an adjective or as a noun form, and it agrees with case, gender, and number of the noun it modifies or stands for.

The primary senses of ausgewiesenen depend on the context. In a professional or evaluative sense, it means “recognized,” “distinguished,” or “established.” For example, ausgewiesene Fachleute or die ausgewiesenen Experten refers to experts who are acknowledged as highly qualified or authoritative. This sense is common in academic, scientific, and policy discussions, where the adjective signals credibility or proven competence.

A second, separate sense comes from the verb meaning to expel or to identify legally. In this deportation or immigration sense, the participle ausgewiesen can describe someone who has been ordered to leave a country. In attributive position, this yields phrases like jemand wurde ausgewiesen, and in noun form the term Ausgewiesene (capitalized) can refer to expelled persons collectively, e.g., die Ausgewiesenen.

Grammar notes: in attributive use, endings follow the usual German declension patterns (die ausgewiesenen Experten, dem ausgewiesenen Fachmann, etc.). When used as a noun, the form is capitalized as Ausgewiesene.

In sum, ausgewiesenen is a flexible form whose meaning hinges on context: it can indicate recognized expertise or, in legal/immigration contexts, individuals who have been expelled.