The phrase "acknowledged an operating" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey recognition of an operation or process, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The committee acknowledged an operating procedure that needed revision."
Alternatives: "recognized an operation" or "accepted an operation".
He acknowledged that operating in Syrian airspace was a problem and might necessitate some form of dialogue with the Assad regime.
The company said it was maintaining a target of at least 10percentt growth in revenues and operating income for the full year, though it acknowledged that operating income in the first half, which will be reported in September, would probably be more disappointing than the full-year result.
A representative for Angel Check Cashing acknowledged operating the van where Moreno cashed his check but would not comment further.
Though it remains one of the most secret military installations in America, the CIA has acknowledged operating there, and it is thought to have been a test site for military aircraft, such as the U-2 spy plane, and the stealth fighter.
The operator of a small drone that crashed on the White House grounds early Monday morning has acknowledged operating the device and is cooperating with Secret Service officials, according to a statement from the agency.
In the past decade or so, scholars have argued that a complete understanding of violence against women requires acknowledging factors operating on multiple levels [ 9].
The group acknowledges operating a religious council to mediate disputes, but denies that it coerces anyone into obeying its rulings.
The drone, he said, had undergone repairs in California in October 2010 and returned to Afghanistan in November 2010, where American officials have acknowledged it operated, though without specifying where its missions took it.
Marketers must acknowledge they are operating in "a new era, a customer era," he added, one in which "the consumer is in control" and decides what hits or misses.
Heffernan asserts that MayoClinic.com is somehow more credible because it is owned by a nonprofit clinic, when in fact, as Heffernan acknowledges, it operates a commercial site that accepts advertising just as WebMD does.
