The phrase "acknowledged meant" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The message was acknowledged, but what it meant was still unclear."
Alternatives: "recognized significance" or "understood implication".
"The mere fact that the cooperation has been acknowledged means the relationship will survive," he said.
One of the most dramatic changes in direction has been ushered in by the digital age, which, Mr. Fulljames acknowledges, means looking beyond entrances and foyers.
Off medication, she reliably falls into a turmoil of confused self-destruction, which, as she would be the first to acknowledge, means heartbreak and worry for her friends and relatives, challenges for her doctors, and, in the age-old contradiction, new fodder for her muse.
What's more, those low interest rates that Ryan acknowledges mean that the government has record low borrowing costs.
Almost all the owners interviewed for this article said they were trying to attract "an older, more sophisticated crowd," a code phrase that some of them acknowledged means "no 21-year-old 'bridge and tunnelers' on Ecstasy".
Ingestion of breast milk from an infected mother (7 ) and vertical transmission transplacentally or during delivery are acknowledged means of transmission (8 ), but in this case the mother had never had brucellosis (she had been repeatedly screened during her husband's initial disease and followup).
At the same time, offering a son to the Church for chaste service was an acknowledge means of climbing out poverty.
Asked for context a few minutes later, Damon acknowledged he meant only after the Yankees' option had closed.
The class structure of society, and our own individual limitations – such things were acknowledged then – meant that few of us could hope to hit the heights.
Failure, he acknowledged, would mean "only disappointed human hopes, nothing more".
