The phrase "acknowledged if the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a conditional statement where acknowledgment is dependent on a certain condition being met.
Example: "The request will be acknowledged if the necessary documentation is provided."
Alternatives: "recognized if the" or "accepted if the".
That is, he acknowledged, if the show doesn't "crash and burn" on Broadway this season.
Those cardholders would probably be unhappy, she acknowledged, if the show were to be filled with shots of "card swiping" and similarly obtrusive plugs.
But he acknowledged, "If the newspaper industry were more robust, I would hope to still be managing editor of The Los Angeles Times".
As Greenberg acknowledged, if the reporter looks for an expert with no dog in the fight, she may just find someone who knows nothing about it.
This is the problem when the self is endowed with divinity, and it's a weakness that Emerson acknowledged: if the only measure of greatness is how big an iconoclast you are, then there really is no difference between coming up with the theory of relativity, plugging in an electric guitar, leading a civil rights movement or spending great gobs of your own money to fly a balloon across the Atlantic.
This should be appropriately acknowledged if the model is implemented for simulation purposes.
While not acknowledging if the Mets have made an offer, Neagle's agent, Barry Meister, was enthusiastic about the Mets as a possibility.
For every first message you receive, Vibes requires you to actively acknowledge if the message was or was not okay with you.
Because government revenues rise with economic growth, the deficit will be even higher than the budget acknowledges if the administration's rosy forecast proves inaccurate.
Romney aides acknowledge if the former Massachusetts governor becomes the Republican nominee, it will be difficult for him to draw foreign policy contrasts with the current commander-in-chief.
Citing sections of the Access to Information Act that allows departments to withhold information that they feel could be injurious to ongoing investigations and/or "the detection, prevention or suppression of subversive or hostile activities," CSIS refused to acknowledge if the documents VICE requested even exist.
