The phrase "acknowledge that improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition of progress or enhancements in a particular area or situation.
Example: "We must acknowledge that improvements have been made in our customer service response times over the past year."
Alternatives: "recognize the advancements" or "admit the enhancements".
Mr. Dinkins's closest advisers acknowledge that improvements must be measured around the edges, and even some of those efforts may be delayed by budget constraints.
"The proposed extra support for parents with childcare costs is welcome, and it is reassuring to see politicians from all political parties acknowledge that improvements to our childcare system are urgently needed.
Both organizations acknowledge that improvements to the bill do partially address some of the human rights concerns associated with not requiring an MLAT in a data sharing agreement.
On the campaign trail, Blair has been forced to acknowledge that improvements in those basic services haven't come as quickly as many voters hoped when they gave the Tories the boot.
It is suggested by Blackman et al.[ 23] that improvements in mental health in their study may be due to the perceptions of increased neighbourhood safety although the authors acknowledge that improvements in mental health could also influence perceptions of safety.
Willingness to acknowledge that improvement is occurring on a survey form is also shaped by different factors.
He acknowledged that "improvements need to be made to my game.
Though Mr. Sutton and other officials said that their communities were prepared, they also acknowledged that improvements could be made in the new climate of terrorist attacks.
Senator Kerry acknowledged that improvements were needed in governance and in fighting corruption, but he sounded willing to be satisfied with the situation as it stands.
But it acknowledged that improvements were needed to raise the standard of probation services.
Peillon refuses to budge, but acknowledges that improvements might be necessary.
