The phrase "acknowledged differing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the recognition of differences in opinions, perspectives, or situations.
Example: "In the meeting, we acknowledged differing viewpoints on the project timeline."
Alternatives: "recognized differences" or "accepted varying opinions".
Their efforts resulted in a primarily dance-pop record, which Cyrus' record label acknowledged differed from the original plans for the project.
Gaopeng's decline in China can be boiled down to a few reasons: a) blind expansion before understanding local market b) hiring too many expat executives who had little knowledge of local markets or couldn't even directly communicate with local staff because of language barriers and c) failure to acknowledge differing market conditions.
While he maintains that he believes in "traditional marriage," he acknowledges differing views and suggests that states can decide their own laws.
Pairwise comparisons were not done if the omnibus (overall) ANOVA was not significant (two sided P<0.05), as specified by the protocol (we acknowledge differing opinions about this issue in the statistical literature, 23 so we included them in table A in appendix 2, for completeness).
In a letter to Jamie McCourt's attorneys, Susman contended that the exhibits, which he acknowledges differ from what was filed in the divorce court, do not change the overall agreement and that Frank McCourt remains the team's sole owner.
And she says she'll get tested herself when she believes the benefits of cancer detection outweigh the burden of a false positive, a tipping point that experts acknowledge differs for every woman.
In a transparent manner, the NTP workshop review acknowledged the differing interpretations of the NHANES studies, concluding that the lack of consistency… warrants caution in interpreting results and highlights the importance of having good analytical methods to distinguish inorganic arsenic.
The core parenting style question and subsequent discussion is framed to be non-judgemental and to acknowledge parents' differing ideas about parenting styles and punishment regimes: 'Parents have very different ideas about bringing up their children.
But policymakers need to acknowledge their differing priorities rather than treat them as a homogeneous whole.
Democratic senator Dianne Feinstein of California promised "a fair and complete review of the nominee" while acknowledging she differs from him on many issues.
