The phrase "acknowledged it got" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be used in informal contexts, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure for formal writing.
Example: "He acknowledged it got complicated during the discussion."
Alternatives: "recognized it became" or "admitted it turned".
Once acknowledged, it gets added to the Alexa app under the New Devices tab.
The Tucson area, for years the busiest crossing point for illegal immigrants, has served as the testing ground for the federal government's high-technology border effort, although even senior Homeland Security officials acknowledge it got off to a poor start.
The Comite stands by its certification but acknowledges it gets "monthly" inquiries about the work that raise questions about its authenticity.
So, instead, he's creating a culture where people get supported and rewarded to run fast, make decisions based on the available information, and if they make a mistake, to acknowledge it, get feedback, and move on to do better.
"Once you start making those sorts of distinctions about who you acknowledge, it gets difficult.
They refuse to acknowledge it, get angry when you bring it up and will actively support it at the polls.
Later, asked to say how Brazil's current government looked from his perspective, he acknowledged it was getting many things right, but bemoaned its tendency to try to micromanage the private sector.It must have been very sweet for Mr Cardoso to be praised for laying the groundwork for Brazil's recent reductions in inequality and poverty.
Apple has acknowledged it could get data from the drug dealer's phone without crafting special software, as it would have had to do with the San Bernardino phone.
She is reluctant to discuss the pollution, but acknowledges it has got worse since she was a child.
Valentine acknowledged it was harder getting to know Rojas than Stearns, "who was a teammate of mine and I chased girls with".
