The phrase "a statement acknowledging that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or remark that recognizes or accepts a particular fact or situation.
Example: "The report includes a statement acknowledging that the project faced several unforeseen challenges."
Alternatives: "a declaration recognizing that" or "a remark accepting that".
Guns & Guitars, a shop in Mesquite, Nev., released a statement acknowledging that Paddock bought guns at the store, but passed "all necessary background checks.
The council issued a statement acknowledging that while the vast majority of the abuses alleged in the report were committed by the Qaddafi regime, there were "a small number of incidents" committed by its opponents.
The archbishop's office responded to the heated debate with a statement acknowledging that placing symbols of the three monotheistic religions on the Virgin's crown was "problematic" and that using a quote from the Koran "lends itself to debate".
On Friday the governing body released a statement, acknowledging that Varnish's allegation has been upheld, but Sutton, who admits that a return to British Cycling is out of the question, remains determined to clear his name.
The Sun has been ordered to print a statement acknowledging that its claims that one in five British Muslims supported people who have gone to Syria to fight for jihadi groups such as Islamic State were significantly misleading.
The deputy commander of naval special warfare command, Rear Admiral Garry Bonelli, issued a statement acknowledging that nonjudicial punishments had been handed out for misconduct, but he did not offer any details.
It emerged yesterday that Mr Abramovich has given a witness statement acknowledging that Mr Deripaska told him about the alleged krysha.
In testimony to the Senate Banking Committee this week, Ben Bernanke made a clear statement acknowledging that very large American banks receive implicit subsidies because the market believes they are too big to fail.
The company, in a statement, acknowledged that it was acting in response to the threat of government action.
However, a statement acknowledged that "for people on certain devices, a bug meant that the device was pulling the last email address added to the account rather than the primary address, resulting in @facebook.com addresses being pulled".
In response to the New Yorker piece, Moonves in a statement acknowledged that "there were times decades ago when I may have made some women uncomfortable by making advances". .
