The phrase "acknowledged conducting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of recognizing or validating a process or action, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The committee acknowledged conducting the review process thoroughly."
Alternatives: "recognized the execution" or "validated the performance".
Morgan, in comments to The Post and in a blog post on the self-publishing site Medium, acknowledged conducting some "experiments" with disinformation tactics during the Alabama election.
They have acknowledged conducting surveillance and reviewing telephone records about the organization, but, they said, only in connection with an investigation into its president, Lt. Eric Adams, for his personal conduct, not his political work.
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U.S. Central Command acknowledged conducting strikes against a "gathering" of Islamic State leaders, but did not confirm that Baghdadi was believed to be among those present.
The Chinese People's Liberation Army is known to have poured money into electronic warfare and has publicly acknowledged conducting training exercises.
"[After a comprehensive investigation], I found Mr. Chapman's acknowledged conduct on that day to be inappropriate under the negotiated Policy, particularly his use of a firearm and the impact of that behavior on his partner," MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said in a written statement Tuesday afternoon.
"Dr Fox has acknowledged that conducting this meeting without a private secretary present was unwise and inappropriate".
Although it is acknowledged that conducting experimental studies for this type of topic may not be feasible, collecting data prospectively may help enhance the reliability and generalisability of the results.
A devout Christian, Bae has acknowledged he conducted religious services in North Korea, which has long been hostile to Westerners advocating religious causes.
We hope this has resulted in an evaluation that is both robust and clinically focussed; however, we acknowledge that conducting the evaluation within ReACH team and having DMcL conduct health professional interviews introduced the potential for respondent bias.
Furthermore, involvement of children directly, rather than just their parents, in the qualitative work could also have provided further relevant information, though we acknowledge that conducting CFGs with very young children may also be open to criticism.
