The phrase "acknowledged fairly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition or acceptance of something in a just or impartial manner.
Example: "The committee acknowledged fairly the contributions of all team members during the project review."
Alternatives: "recognized appropriately" or "accepted justly".
I never really was like a cowboy," Bryan acknowledged, quite fairly, to the Today show when asked about the lack of a ten- gallon hat atop his head.
Once you've acknowledged that (fairly obvious) point, then you're acknowledging that people in rich countries who forgo or limit their childrearing aren't all just responding in inevitable ways "to the situation that actually exists," as Yglesias puts it later in his post.
Not only might this avoid unnecessary legal costs, but when injurers take responsibility for their mistakes, all parties benefit: the injured because the mistake has been acknowledged and fairly compensated, and the injurer because he or she has done the right thing.
Training for that, he acknowledged, has been "fairly ad hoc".
Mr. Davies acknowledged he was "fairly depressed" about the lack of racial diversity on the show, but was more hopeful than ever because, since the February appeal, two blacks have been among the 10 finalists who compete during the show to make to it to the "hot seat".
Last year I published a fairly acknowledged roundup of tips, tricks and hacks for staying productive in business, and at work in general.
In contrast to many tropical Andean rodents that are acknowledged to be fairly specialized [ 20- 22], the few ecological studies on this species suggest A. mollis is a widespread and an abundant generalist with relatively limited individual dispersal capabilities relative to other small terrestrial mammals [ 21, 23, 24].
"If you look at the operations they've actually acknowledged, they've been fairly judicious and they've been pretty clearly in our national interest," said Daniel, who's now president of the Cyber Threat Alliance information-sharing group.
But Manuel has also been criticized — fairly, he acknowledged Tuesday — for his inconsistency.
Schäuble told the conference that Europe must defend its currency, and acknowledged that Germany was "fairly alone" in believing that the European Central Bank must not be used for "unlimited financing of states".
