The phrase "acknowledge a time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to recognizing or accepting a specific moment or period in time, often in discussions about events or deadlines.
Example: "We need to acknowledge a time when our team faced significant challenges and overcame them."
Alternatives: "recognize a moment" or "accept a period".
The Hsu case has revived ugly memories for voters about the Democratic fund-raising scandals when Bill Clinton was president, the senator's campaign advisers acknowledge, a time when both Clintons were often photographed with people whose money later turned out to be dirty, including Johnny Chung and Charlie Trie.
Kelen suggests that either use of the word 'fair'; beautiful, just or white, the main point the song makes by 'rejoicing' the advancement of Australia is one of the Terra Nullius myth, where we don't want to acknowledge a time before our European coming.
From a biological point of view, the importance of local derivatives up to order two for the human visual system has been acknowledged a long time ago [36].
In addition, American law enforcement officials acknowledge a reluctance to invest time and money in pursuing corrupt foreign officials.
We acknowledge a grant of computer time from CSCS Swiss National Supercomputing Centre, and NIIF Hungarian National Information Infrastructure Development Institute.
It was also a homecoming — Maxwell hails from Brooklyn, as he acknowledged a few times — and, more crucially, the fulfillment of an idea.
Cortines acknowledged a one-time sexual liaison but said the encounter was consensual.
This is the time to acknowledge a blunder of my own.
Jobs also refused for some time to acknowledge a daughter, Lisa, born in 1978 to Chrisann Brennan.
So maybe it's time to acknowledge a core reality: People with skills can really thrive in this tenuous, networked society.
Still, she acknowledged, at a time when no area seems to go undiscovered for too long, "I guess all this was inevitable".
