The phrase "acknowledged precisely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something has been recognized or accepted with accuracy or exactness.
Example: "The committee acknowledged precisely the contributions made by each member during the project."
Alternatives: "recognized accurately" or "accepted exactly".
But we sometimes fail to acknowledge precisely what it is about our intelligence that gets us through difficult times.
Kael, in her review, couldn't reconcile Cimino's style (which she admired) and the substance of the film, which she more or less didn't acknowledge precisely because of the profusion of style.
But to complain about this double standard would be to acknowledge precisely what Clinton has worked so hard and, as the Senate seat she now occupies demonstrates, so successfully to repress.
Certainly the company went out of its way to acknowledge precisely how difficult it would be to launch a successful Android startup from the ground up in 2018.
That is, the species which uniquely possesses both eyesight and intelligence has been given a name which acknowledges precisely that distinguishing combination.
And they acknowledged that they did not know precisely why it had weakened.
On "Breathe, Stretch, Shake" (with P. Diddy), he rides a brittle club track without ever acknowledging what, precisely, is being shook.
And they acknowledged that they did not even know precisely how many schools lacked a functioning parent group.
The artist Jenny Cowern was discovered and promoted by Mary, as was Percy Kelly, a "troubled genius" who acknowledged in his precisely illustrated letters – which Mary later published in Dear Mary, Love Percy (2011) – the importance of her affection and trust, and the "healthy curative breeze" of her support.
It is also possible that Posada, in relaying the events, misrepresented himself to Jeter, who couched many of his answers by acknowledging that it was possible he did not know precisely what happened.
