The phrase "acknowledged exactly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that something has been recognized or accepted with precision or clarity.
Example: "The committee acknowledged exactly the contributions made by each member during the project."
Alternatives: "recognized precisely" or "accepted accurately."
Just occasionally it riles me that my mother refuses to acknowledge exactly how her fridge gets filled.
But if, as this play contends, all life is nothing but passing time that would have passed anyway, I can think of few more invigorating ways of both doing and acknowledging exactly that.
The "mature" thing to do next, in fact, the only noble thing to do, is acknowledge exactly what happened.
They make a contention that the rules will be different, but no one is acknowledging exactly whom they can kill or what the rules will be.
Acknowledging exactly what happened is key to moving on, but because it can be such a painful exercise, many can't bring themselves to do it.
In previous posts over the past five years we've gone into detail about each of these difficulties, and as much as mainstream science resists any crack in its armor, a host of leading thinkers acknowledges exactly what these problems are.
Hall told VICE News that not investigating and acknowledging exactly what went on makes European countries more likely to become involved in abuses again, particularly during the period of fear following a major terror attack.
To name the top seven dead ends that science faces, In previous posts over the past five years we've gone into detail about each of these difficulties, and as much as mainstream science resists any crack in its armor, a host of leading thinkers acknowledges exactly what these problems are.
In a message to Americans living in Turkey, the American Embassy in Ankara acknowledged that "exactly how this new law applies to U.S. Citizens and the foreign community is difficult to interpret".
