The phrase "acknowledged multiple" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something has been recognized or accepted in various instances, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The report acknowledged multiple sources of error that could affect the results."
Alternatives: "recognized several" or "accepted various".
It showed that dozens of lobbyists had acknowledged multiple potential conflicts.
After agreeing to its sale to Abbott, Alere failed to file financial statements, announced a product recall, and acknowledged multiple investigations into billing and foreign sales practices.
On Thursday Morrison told media he had spoken to four of the victims and would talk to another that afternoon and acknowledged multiple times that the army had a culture problem when it came to the treatment of women.
In this paper, we begin by analyzing building dynamics and use singular perturbation arguments to provide a theoretical justification for the empirically acknowledged multiple time scale dynamic response of buildings.
He acknowledged multiple trips to Guantanamo and discussions with interrogators.
The UN report subsequently published with respect to the betrayal of the UN mandate to protect the UN/NATO designated safe area of Srebrenica acknowledged multiple failures, but it largely skirted the culpable role played by the major capitals.
Unlike polytheistic religions, which acknowledge multiple gods, Judaism is monotheistic it recognizes only one god.
In response, this paper argues for an alternative, more fluid interpretive frame, which acknowledges and even celebrates design diversity and acknowledges multiple transition points towards sustainability through the contingent, often messy practices through which architectural artefacts are assembled across sites and societies.
Over the past couple of years, the company has had to acknowledge multiple mistakes in its ad metrics.
Although they acknowledge multiple limitations of the trial, they defend its value: "reports of rigorous investigations should not be censored because of preexisting ideological positions," they write.
It does not assume a singular female viewer, but acknowledges multiple female (and other) viewers with many different preferences".
