Sentence examples for acknowledged comments from inspiring English sources
The phrase "acknowledged comments" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to comments that have been recognized or accepted, often in the context of feedback or discussions. Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal and took into account all acknowledged comments from the stakeholders."
The Executive Director acknowledged comments and concerns voiced by members of the Board during the week and mentioned items to be addressed further during the next Regular Session of the Board in June, such as the End Child Hunger Partnership.
He acknowledges comments by our man in Kabul, Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, and Brigadier Mark CarlethatSmithethat the campaign cannot be won by "kinetic means' (ie force and firepower) alone, but differs from them.
We also acknowledge comments from an earlier review of this paper that suggests an alternative explanation, where instructors assign higher participation scores when they know those scores don't actually "count" for the students' grades.
We gratefully acknowledge comments and technical suggestions from J. Bart on an earlier version on this manuscript.
We also gratefully acknowledge comments from two anonymous reviewers that allowed us to substantively improve the manuscript.
The authors gratefully acknowledge comments and recommendations that greatly improved the manuscript from Dr. Stéphane Aris-Brosou.
We gratefully acknowledge comments from Jocalyn Clark.
Authors would also like to acknowledge comments and suggestions form colleagues at UPCH (Ruth Iguiñiz and Ximena Salazar).
We acknowledge comments and useful criticism from Alfred Barnard (UCL), Anastasios Karabelas (CERTH), Alexandra Kuhn (USTUTT), Tomas Trnovec (RB-SMU), and Annunziata Faustini (ASL).
Other jurors acknowledged that comments by Mr. Peterson's fourth wife, Stacy Peterson, made before her 2007 disappearance, played the decisive role in convincing them to convict Mr. Peterson.
Thousands of people have responded to Mr Herrmann's updates on the BBC's Editors blog explaining the revamped site - and he acknowledged most comments have been "critical".
