The phrase "acknowledged if it" is not correct and appears to be incomplete in written English.
It may be used in a context where a condition is being set for acknowledgment, but it requires additional information to be clear.
Example: "The request will be acknowledged if it meets the necessary criteria."
Alternatives: "recognized if it" or "accepted if it".
Some authors criticize its in their view unjustified or excessively radical rejection of merit: The egalitarian thesis of desert only being justifiably acknowledged if it involves desert "all the way down" (Nozick 1974, p. 225) not only destroys the classical, everyday principle of desert, since everything has a basis that we ourselves have not created.
In gene association studies, due to the high number of inconclusive results, it is generally accepted that the role of a gene or a genetic variation can only be acknowledged, if it is confirmed by independent studies.
"This is not all bad," he acknowledges, if it reinforces cherished values.
Farias acknowledges, "If it sounds like we don't have answers, that's somewhat true," saying the school needs more data to understand the distribution of jobs by demographics.
But the commonly acknowledged idea that "if it is not documented, it is not done" obviously has a strong stand among nurses and may result in too detailed documentation with huge amounts of progress notes [ 28].
-Resident in psychiatry, female However, it was acknowledged, if the condition were to deteriorate, (involuntary) treatment would still be an option.
But he acknowledged that if it had moved earlier to introduce its tablet, the BlackBerry PlayBook, it could have improved perceptions of the company.
Surely this should be acknowledged, even if it is not valued in today's relativist, consumerist society?
A few wear yarmulkes, and several parents acknowledged that if it were not for H.L.A., they would have sent their children to a Jewish day school, which can cost more than $20,000.
She also said that the company acknowledged that if it went virtual-only, other companies that are less committed to good governance might use Intel's example to justify retreating to opaque, online-only gatherings.
In a press conference before the series began, Jeter acknowledged that if it the season had ended in a road trip to any other city, he probably wouldn't be playing: If there's anywhere to play besides New York, I guess it's only fitting that it's here in Boston because of all the games that I've played here, the rivalry between the Red Sox and Yankees [stands out].
