The phrase "acknowledged that it expects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an organization's or individual's recognition of their anticipated outcomes or predictions.
Example: "The company acknowledged that it expects to see significant growth in the next quarter."
Alternatives: "recognized that it anticipates" or "admitted that it foresees".
The company acknowledged that it had expected a "tough trading period" but said the overall performance of the business, including its German and Italian operations, was "excellent".
At the time that the Framework was established, regulators acknowledged that it should be "expected to evolve in accord with the experiences of the industry and the agencies, and, thus, modifications may need to be made". Since then, numerous modifications and updates have been made to reflect the increased experience and familiarity with GM crops as they are grown by farmers on millions of acres.
The "beyond their current borders" phrase in the White House statement hinted at a return to a policy President George W. Bush outlined to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon in 2004, which acknowledged that it was unrealistic to expect Israel to give up its major settlements in a final deal, although they would be offset by mutually agreed-upon land swaps.
Mr. Pringle acknowledged that it was unrealistic to expect to reduce the risk of cancer to one in a million, in compliance with the state regulations.
Fang acknowledged that it's unrealistic to expect perpetrators of domestic abuse, or even just slightly chauvinistic men in need of a bit of gender equality training, to suddenly decide to pay money and sign up to one of his courses. .
To make matters worse, the governors acknowledged that it was unlikely that they could expect much help from Washington.
Co-founder Clint Gordon-Carroll acknowledged that it's been taking longer than expected to bring a product to market ("hardware is hard"), but he said the company currently plans to start shipping in May.
In a blog posting, Facebook developer Charlie Cheever said Google's Friend Connect "redistributes user information from Facebook to other developers without users' knowledge, which doesn't respect the privacy standards our users have come to expect". Google acknowledged that it passed along data.
By acknowledging that America cannot expect to have complete freedom on either of these fronts, Mr Clinton may have narrowed the range of policy options for the future.
We don't often acknowledge that it's absurd to expect a Presidential candidate to be both original on a daily basis and ubiquitous, so, as long as voters expect to see their candidates face to face, the stump speech endures.
