The phrase "acknowledged lots" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express recognition of many things or a significant amount, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The committee acknowledged lots of contributions from the volunteers during the event."
Alternatives: "recognized many" or "acknowledged numerous".
15th-century Muslim geographer Imam al-Suyuti also acknowledged Lot was buried in Kafr al-Barik and that in a cave west of the village, beneath an old mosque, laid "sixty prophets of whom twenty were Apostles".
"Why can't we acknowledge that lots and lots of women abuse drugs?" Marnell wrote in one of those passages in which you can practically hear the frantic clatter of the keyboard as she typed.
But he acknowledged, "A lot of people just don't realize the hobby is out there".
Meanwhile, Fan Di'an, the liberal-minded director of the traditionally conservative National Art Museum of China, acknowledged "a lot of new museums and galleries are becoming very popular".
This is my way of acknowledging him and acknowledging people in science who quietly go about their work and aren't acknowledged a lot of the time," she said.
While it's normal for some of the town's retirees to move south, these days, he acknowledged, a lot of residents are just packing up and going to Bismarck.
Following the meeting, Mr Kerry said Iran's "change in tone" was "welcome" but acknowledged a lot of work remained to be done.
But Snap in particular has acknowledged a lot of new issues that have become more and more prevalent in recent years.
Dropbox CEO Drew Houston acknowledged a lot of this, as well as the fact that it's going to continue to face the challenge of ensuring that its users and enterprises will trust Dropbox with some of their most sensitive files.
I can't," she said though she acknowledged a lot of these guys are in prison for horrendous things.
