The phrase "acknowledge that true" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity.
Example: "I need you to acknowledge that true statement before we proceed."
Alternatives: "recognize that as true" or "accept that as true."
Government campaigns focusing on happiness need to acknowledge that true happiness is actually found in a mixture of positive and negative emotion". Dr Bastian and colleagues carried out a series of studies designed to test the idea that high social expectations of happiness have a negative impact on people's emotional states.
If we would acknowledge that true learning is unforgettable, made of the things that we want to learn more about, we'd radically shift our focus in the classroom.
We acknowledge that true long-term intervention effects are not known and the model requires an important assumption that short-term effects must be maintained if the intervention is continued.
On the other hand, through their dissonance, and by implicitly acknowledging that true consensus is not readily achievable, they leave open spaces for ongoing conversations, destabilisation, and new articulations and narratives.
Many a philanthropy is devoted to maintaining a legacy, and I acknowledge that's true of one of mine: the Overseas Press Club Foundation.
Still, Mr. Basset and Mr. Gentel acknowledged that true clicks and bricks had yet to arrive.
The Department of Transport report acknowledged that true driverless cars may be some way off and that current tests of the technology will need to include a qualified test driver to supervise the vehicle.
Dr. Miller acknowledged that was true but said that ultimately, everyone wins.
Kissinger acknowledged, "That is true, and it flatters them, but they don't deserve it".
Mr. Eagleburger acknowledged that was true in part, but he said that much of the $40 million in administrative costs had gone to important projects, including efforts to make potential claimants aware of the program.
But there's a world of difference between IMF officials acknowledging that something is true and making actually implemented IMF policies reflect what IMF officials have acknowledged is true.
