The phrase "acknowledge which is" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a clause or specify something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please acknowledge which is the correct procedure to follow in this situation."
Alternatives: "recognize what is" or "confirm which is".
My mother turns any subject to the other family, and whatever I want is just caught up in the whirlwind of complexity of this thing I won't acknowledge, which is my father's previous life, and, you know, she omits my brother from any discussion because she thinks he's a ten-year-old child".
"What [Kelly] doesn't acknowledge, which is really I think quite interesting, is in the context of the last few months of this debate, both the number of stop-and-frisks and the so-called rate of violent crimes has gone down.
As a director, Cooper accurately depicted what I hope all audience members will appreciate – and that very few Hollywood films acknowledge – which is Jackson Maine's addiction was a chronic brain disorder.
Yes they do, Singer acknowledges, which is why we shouldn't treat pigs and children alike.
That problem goes beyond sub-prime lending; as the Financial Services Authority acknowledges, which is why it is now investigating the wider issue of lenders and brokers thrusting money on those who simply cannot afford to repay it.
Candidates just want to be acknowledged, which is why companies should always open up communication lines with applicants.
The quality of deep listening he exhibits allows people to feel their humanity acknowledged, which is sometimes what is most desperately needed on the path to peace and reconciliation.
Making eye contact and giving your loved one your full attention makes them feel important and acknowledged, which are feelings that can often be missing for those with memory loss.
One highlighted aspect was being treated as an individual and examples of that were occasions when the persons with migraine were seen and acknowledged, which was communicated through dialogue and touch.
While it's your job to establish consequences, it's not your job to acknowledge which child is acting as the antagonist.
This is something that many secular critics do not readily acknowledge, but which is highlighted by the Von Hugel research.
