The phrase "acknowledged at one" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of agreement or recognition, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The committee acknowledged at one that the proposal needed further review."
Alternatives: "recognized unanimously" or "agreed collectively".
She learned to "stay on message," even though she acknowledged at one point this fall, "I get tired of hearing myself say it over and over again".
"I am probably not the right person to be saying these things," he acknowledged at one point during our conversation.
Dr Williams acknowledged at one point in his lecture that "questions of the status of women and converts" in sharia were "neuralgic".
"I don't know, quite frankly, what the procedure would be," the presiding officer, Col. Robert S. Chester, acknowledged at one point in an argument over how the defense should seek permission to take on a foreign lawyer as an adviser.
"You only get one start," Ari Fleischer, the White House press secretary, acknowledged at one point, "and the tone you set while you start sends a strong message to the American people".
Mnuchin even acknowledged at one point that the extent of debt owed by the Trump Organization to foreign entities was a piece of information that policymakers deserved to know about (although he fell short of pledging to personally wrest that information from the President-to-be himself).
As he acknowledges at one point in the show, he owns his house in Williamsburg.
The document pulls few punches, acknowledging at one point that the agency baldly lied to its British allies.
The study found that almost 6% of the high school seniors had tried "crack" and 10% had used cocaine at least once last year, 5% took alcohol daily and 37% acknowledged at least one occasion of heavy drinking during the year, 3.3% used marijuana on a daily basis, 42% had used at least one illicit drug during the year, and 57% had used an illicit drug at least once in their lifetime.
The agreement was criticized by Republicans during the campaign for loopholes, and the Clinton Foundation has also acknowledged at least one failure to fully uphold its terms.
Standing next to the track on Haverford's Philadelphia-area campus last month, Donnelly, a voracious reader of American history books, acknowledged at least one regret.
