The phrase "acknowledge subject" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to recognizing or addressing a specific topic or individual, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "In our discussion, we must acknowledge the subject of climate change and its impact on our environment."
Alternatives: "recognize the topic" or "address the issue".
With the purpose of acknowledging subject's body's condition, the system will take subject's whole body picture through the webcam on Xtion PRO LIVE while beginning the measurement.
All acknowledged subject experts and authorities agree that there is no evidence of cricket having evolved from another bat-and-ball sport and, equally, no evidence that any other bat-and-ball sport evolved from cricket.
Cops say Ruud acknowledged subjecting her daughter to harsh punishments.
The experimenter would verbally acknowledge the subject's communicative signals, but would not give any of the frozen drink cubes to the subject.
The subject matter (still lifes) is exactly where you're getting at it's a still life that I'm decimating, extruding all while acknowledging the subject matter's history and in the context of a different type of ephemerality.
And yet... Flame & Citron, with its eddying currents of paranoia and conspiracy, is also about the still difficult-to-acknowledge subject of collaboration.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/11/194/prepub The authors wish to acknowledge the subjects for their participation in the study and Ms. Kirsten Dobson for the English revision of the manuscript.
The only entities which the adverbialist needs to acknowledge are subjects of experience, experiences themselves, and ways these experiences are modified.
The authors gratefully acknowledge the subjects who participated in this research, as well as the University of Brasília (UnB), the National Council for Technological and Scientific Development (CNPq) and the Scientific and Technological Enterprises Foundation (FINATEC) for financial support.
Although we must acknowledge that subjects with unresolved and on-going troublesome cough would be more likely to seek information and therefore answer this questionnaire than those whose cough had resolved with treatment, the fact that these individuals had sought medical advice from several sources, without success is undeniable.
