The phrase "a statement that acknowledged" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a declaration or remark that recognizes or accepts something.
Example: "The report included a statement that acknowledged the contributions of all team members."
Alternatives: "a declaration that recognized" or "a remark that accepted".
"We succeeded in preventing a concrete and imminent danger," the interior minister, Hans-Peter Friedrich, said in a statement that acknowledged assistance from foreign investigators.
Eventually, she signed a statement that acknowledged her role in the fund-raising, and provided details. "During a discussion of fund-raising ideas for the re-election campaign of Council Speaker Quinn, I volunteered to assist with a fund-raising event planned for labor unions," she said.
The European commission issued a statement that acknowledged the need for immediate actions to prevent further loss of life but also tellingly pointed out that "as countries of origin and transit do not take action to prevent these desperate trips, people will continue to put their lives at risk".
Peterson himself tried to undo the public relations damage, releasing a statement that acknowledged doing so, but asserting that he didn't believe such a thing constituted child abuse.
Foster Farms released a statement that acknowledged the presence of cockroaches at the facility.
The passenger carried the firearm through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to Narita, Japan, on Jan . 2 the Transportation Security Administration said in a statement that acknowledged security procedures weren't followed. .
At check-in, guests are required to sign a statement that acknowledges they can be tossed out if they try to feed or harass the animals, or drop something harmful into their area.
Attach a certified coverage sheet to the contract with a statement that acknowledges that you have received it from the contractors and subcontractors.
When pressed on the matter for this article, Foster + Partners issued a statement that finally acknowledged the library: "The building is called The Foundation and Library of the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
"In Nevada, I have seen firsthand how the hardships imposed by our broken immigration system have hurt families and strained our economy," Mr. Reid said in a statement that implicitly acknowledged how important Hispanic voters are to Mr. Reid's political future.
