The phrase "acknowledge to view" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the act of recognizing or accepting something in order to see or understand it, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "Please acknowledge to view the document before proceeding with the meeting."
Alternatives: "confirm to see" or "accept to view".
Representatives of several providers acknowledged that they continue to view Netflix warily.
Acknowledging this compelled the public to view those in prison as people, not as categorical predators.
Something similar is going on at Manchester University, where as my colleague Phillip Inman reported last week, economics undergraduates are petitioning their tutors for a syllabus that acknowledges there are other ways to view the world than as a series of algebraic problem sets.
Twitter has even acknowledged that it's OK to view it as a publication medium instead of a communication medium.
But Hughes seems to view even acknowledging the structural differences in gender and identity as mere "genderism" (also not a thing, at least not in the way he's implying).
Individually rare diseases, when viewed collectively, are acknowledged to occur with common frequency and confer significant public health and patient burden.
Patient experiences are important for the quality of care, and the patients' views must be acknowledged to reduce and alleviate the patients' suffering [ 31, 32].
Osborne appeared to acknowledge that view when he said this "huge" task would require a great deal of consultation and take several years to complete.
Velocity It's awkward to acknowledge, in view of the actor's untimely death, but slapping on a Walker movie and not getting at least one rampant spree of expert but highly irresponsible driving would be like going to a clean-shaven ZZ Top concert.
Gannon does, however, acknowledge that coaches view those quarterbacks as a last resort and don't want to play them.
