The phrase "acknowledged a comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition or acceptance of a similarity or difference between two or more subjects.
Example: "In her analysis, she acknowledged a comparison between the two theories, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses."
Alternatives: "recognized a comparison" or "accepted a comparison".
It is acknowledged that a comparison of rates of CAM use among DM patients across different studies is limited due to the differences in the definitions and inclusions/exclusions of CAM therapies in each study.
The Democratic United Party acknowledged a defeat.
Others acknowledged a profit margin.
The infamous Aqua Buddha debate paled in comparison; it was as if, in that debate, Rand Paul had acknowledged an enduring allegiance to Aqua Buddha.
Acemoglu told me that he has been thinking lately about ancient Rome, and, while he acknowledged that such a comparison is "usually spurious," he has been unable to shake off the story of how Rome stopped being a quasi-democratic republic and became a dictatorship.
Harwood posted a tweet two weeks ago acknowledging an error in his comparison of how the richest and poorest would fare.
This is bound to have serious cost implications, and until this is openly acknowledged, direct comparison of projected MWh costs from any intermittent renewable source with corresponding MWh costs from non-intermittent new nuclear generation is fundamentally invalid, and likely to be badly misleading.
However, it is acknowledged that comparison of accidents cannot reveal all the meaningful differences, and the comprehensive road traffic comparison should include many other aspects as well, such as institutional management functions and behavioural indicators.
About this, he acknowledged the comparison and added, "I mean I love Petty.
On a conference call Saturday, McKnight acknowledged that comparisons to Reggie Bush, a former Trojans star, had taken their toll.
