The phrase "acknowledged in making" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing recognition or validation during a process of creation or production, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The contributions of the team were acknowledged in making the final decision."
Alternatives: "recognized in the process" or "validated during creation".
While the emotional consequences for patients of delays in diagnosis and treatment may be acknowledged by the media, the moral dimensions of this emotional burden are rarely acknowledged in policy making.
Advisers to Mr. Cuomo acknowledged that in making the public association with Mr. King, Mr. Powell and Mr. DeGraff they hoped to cut into Mr. McCall's advantage with black voters.
This means mutual deterrence, a reality that Secretary of State Colin Powell acknowledged in remarks made last month.
CHICAGO — Senator Roland W. Burris of Illinois acknowledged in documents made public Saturday that the brother of former Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich sought campaign fund-raising help from him in the weeks and months before his appointment to succeed Barack Obama as the state's junior senator.
"It is the acknowledged world leader in making jet engines, which have higher and higher quality at lower costs," said Lawton R. Burns, director of the Wharton Center for Health Management and Economics at the University of Pennsylvania.
Indeed, even California's governor, Jerry Brown, acknowledged as much in making an impassioned case that human adaptation and resilience in California will cost hundreds of billions in the face of a new and devastatingly painful normal.
Even in a sample purposively drawn from socioeconomically deprived parts of London, lay participants knew about the link between lifestyle and diabetes, believed that lifestyle change could prevent diabetes, acknowledged individuals' responsibility in making those changes, and viewed them as aligned with the teachings of Islam.
Zacarias Moussaoui, charged as a co-conspirator in the Sept. 11 attacks, acknowledged in court papers made public today that he was "indeed a Muslim fundamentalist openly hostile to the Jews and the United States of America".
Even the UNFCCC acknowledges in decisions made in Warsaw that there's a "significant gap" between current emissions pledges and the chances of staying below 2C.
Critics of the government would like Crash to acknowledge his role in making these errors (and preferably put the matter to an election vote) since acknowledging past mistakes is the first step towards finding a correct new course.
