The phrase "acknowledge key" is not a complete or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts where one is referring to recognizing or validating an important point or element, but it typically requires additional context to be clear.
Example: "In our discussion, it is essential to acknowledge key contributions made by each team member."
Alternatives: "recognize important" or "validate crucial".
Results indicate that the company didn't succeed to bridge the design-implementation gap because it failed to acknowledge key marketing differences between industries.
The authors also acknowledge key contributions from the WTCCC, FUSION and DGI studies.
It is possible that current diagnostic criteria for anorexia nervosa [6], [23] do not capture people in the community who have the problem, but who have yet to acknowledge key symptoms such as self-imposed dietary restriction and fear of weight gain.
Although this review has found much data that is consistent with the hypotheses derived from control theory and AIT, it is important to acknowledge key limitations in the data, and areas that require further research.
Other "celebratory events" are banned except for those acknowledging key career milestones.
A subsequent column published below acknowledged key elements of the original story were unable to be substantiated.
But the study - produced by the Swiss firm, Poyry Energy - has been criticised by conservationists for approving construction even though it acknowledges key information is missing.
Yet no one is doing more than him to push for a place that beforehand he had no right to expect - the acknowledged key to any successful Lions tour.
It acknowledges key characteristic of the data, considers computation difficulties and correlation among potential drivers of malaria transmission.
But they acknowledge a key witness is a former golf caddie the murdered executive took as his third wife last year.
It's important to acknowledge the key role of YouTube in the breaking and analysing of news.
