The phrase "acknowledged that information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone recognizing or accepting specific information or facts.
Example: "During the meeting, she acknowledged that information regarding the project's timeline was crucial for planning."
Alternatives: "recognized that information" or "accepted that information".
But he acknowledged that information flows through separate, and not always equal, channels.
But he also acknowledged that information from the demographics unit had not resulted in an investigation during his tenure.
Mr. Kernaghan acknowledged that information on the factories was sketchy, particularly when it comes to matching particular products with specific factories.
He said that "we've long acknowledged" that information on the attempted purchases from Niger "did, indeed, turn out to be incorrect".
She acknowledged that information received by US authorities had helped foil an Islamist terrorist plot in the Sauerland region of Germany in 2007.
The governor also acknowledged that information about contracts worth more than $100,000 had been sent to his office as part of a "process" and reviewed by his co-chiefs of staff at the time, Sidney J. Holbrook and Peter Ellef.
The government confirmed last week that Mr. Blair's powerful director of communications, Alastair Campbell, had written an apologetic letter to Britain's intelligence chiefs, acknowledging that information had been mishandled and vowing that in the future "far greater care would be taken in dealing with anything that might impact on their reputation or their work".
In addition, it is important to acknowledge that information not directly associated with an impairment or a syndrome may be most relevant to successful service provision in education [ 32].
On Friday United Nations investigators acknowledged that peacekeepers had withheld information concerning the abduction, which was carried out by Hezbollah guerrillas.
The Saudis have complained that the United States has not shared the evidence necessary for them to freeze bank accounts, and American diplomats acknowledge that information provided until now to the Saudis has been insufficient for further action.
However, we do acknowledge that information about ST elevation was not obtained in all cohorts and could not be used as a control variable.
