The phrase "acknowledged delivers" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly constructed phrase, lacking clarity and context.
Example: "The team acknowledged delivers from the supplier, but we need to verify the quality."
Alternatives: "recognized deliveries" or "confirmed shipments".
(Pope, in an e-mail, acknowledged delivering such a list to Morgan, but said that Morgan had asked for it, adding, "If Morgan is stating that I engaged in 'pay to play,' asking for a favor from him in exchange for past or future contributions, that is defamatory").
As a managing member, he was "authorized to execute, acknowledge, deliver and record any recordable instrument purporting to affect an interest in real property, whether to be recorded with a Registry of Deeds or with a District Office of the Land Court".
According to a copy of the presentation, which he has acknowledged he delivered on that day to Mr. Turner and Mr. Hoover, it covered $130 million in contracts.
But the vote did little to soften opposition to the measure among House conservatives, and Republican leaders acknowledged that delivering a final bill to President Bush's desk would be enormously difficult.
One thousand five hundred and eighty five emails were acknowledged as delivered.
(Physician)" Participants acknowledged that delivering end-of-life care services via residential harm reduction programs impacted the delivery of regular services to program clients.
He acknowledged that after delivering his homily at the Mass, when he told his audience, "Thank you for your patience".
At least two dealers in Thousand Oaks acknowledged that they have delivered Fords, Chrysler Fifth Avenues, Ram Chargers and Diplomats to Santa Barbara for the Western White House pool.
"Government officials in some eastern European countries have acknowledged concerns ensuring packages will get delivered," Mr. Wientzen said.
Still, he acknowledged, democracy has not delivered everything people hoped it would.
