The phrase "acknowledged that according" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts where someone is recognizing or accepting information that is based on a specific source or reference, but it needs to be followed by additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "She acknowledged that according to the latest research, climate change is accelerating."
Alternatives: "recognized that based on" or "accepted that in accordance with".
Colonel Kyaw Thein acknowledged that, according to the State Department, Myanmar had "failed demonstrably" to act as a "responsible state" in combating the drug trade.
Indeed, Mr. Primas acknowledged that according to the city's master plan, every neighborhood here will be designated a redevelopment zone, giving it the right to acquire properties through eminent domain.
Stylistic Cold Wars: Betjeman versus Pevsner Timothy Mowl John Murray £14.99, pp169 Buy it at BOL On the penultimate page of this garrulous oddity, it is grudgingly acknowledged that, according to Candi Green, her father John Betjeman and architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner were on reasonably good terms in their later years.
"We have been working for 30 years to have people firmly acknowledge that". According to the beliefs of Shinto, the indigenous religion, Japan is a land of countless kami (gods) and the emperor is a direct descendant of the sun goddess, Amaterasu.
It acknowledges that according to the current polls Labour would lose seats in an election, and shows that Labour faces risks whichever way it turns.
But herein lies the question: If the very person whose Administration is seeking to kill Roof acknowledges that, according to extensive research, putting Roof to death will not prevent another like him, then what, exactly, is the utility of capital punishment?
It is important to acknowledge that according to communications with BP during the period of 2 and 3 May 2010 when this sample was being collected Nalco EC9323A defoamer was being applied topside and methanol with VX9831 oxygen scavenger/catalysts solution injected subsea.
"The price was something enormous," Frazee acknowledged that day, according to Dan Shaughnessy's book "The Curse of the Bambino" (Dutton, 1990), "but I do not care to name the figures.
Rösler acknowledged that was that.
This unusual hybrid would allow New York to "reclaim our skyline," the governor said in October, while acknowledging that most New Yorkers -- 62percentt, according to a recent New York Times Poll -- would not be willing to work in one of the higher floors of a new building at the trade center site.
