The phrase "acknowledged a report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has recognized or accepted the existence of a report, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The manager acknowledged a report submitted by the team regarding the project's progress."
Alternatives: "recognized a report" or "accepted a report."
Mr. Bloomberg acknowledged a report in Time magazine that said John McCain, the Republican senator from Arizona, might fly in to campaign for Mr. Bloomberg.
Iain Duncan Smith told the House of Commons that he acknowledged a report by the National Audit Office that criticised the scheme, and had addressed the concerns raised.
However, 39 patients who believed their cancer was curable or who were uncertain about its curability acknowledged a report of incurability by their oncologist.
Furthermore, the scores were highest in those patients who acknowledged a report of incurability by their oncologist but who believed their cancer was curable or were uncertain about curability (Table 5).
While inadequate communication and false optimism are plausible explanations of the discrepancies between patients' beliefs and their recollections of the reports by their oncologists, 39 (36%) of the 108 patients who believed their cancer was curable or were uncertain about its curability acknowledged a report of incurability by their oncologist.
Apple has acknowledged a reported security flaw with its latest free macOS update, High Sierra, which was released for download Monday.
Hoover acknowledged a published report that he had used re-creations in two films about outdoor adventures.
In a statement on Thursday, the federal agency acknowledged a recent report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine that found no evidence that current policies, procedures, and approaches have significantly reduced sexual harassment in its fields.
Although the impact of intron retentions has been less acknowledged, a recent report suggests that intron retention is one of the most predominant splice events in three breast cancer subtypes [ 13], and the retention of intron 4 in the wild-type cholecystokinin type 2 (CCK 2 ) receptor shows elevated expression associated with increased tumor growth in a few cancers [ 14].
On funding the water-quality targets, the report acknowledged a Queensland government study showing it would cost $8.2bn over 10 years.
The Queens District Attorney, Richard A. Brown, acknowledged that a report of financial irregularities at the church was under investigation, but declined to give details.
