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The phrase "acknowledged the new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone recognizing or accepting something that is new or recent, such as a change, idea, or development.
Example: "During the meeting, she acknowledged the new policies that were implemented last month."
Alternatives: "recognized the new" or "accepted the new."
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The left-leaning New Statesman, another British weekly, acknowledged the new Moody's downgrade of France was bad news for Mr. Hollande.
John Maynard Keynes, the leader of the British delegation, acknowledged the new economic reality.
In each case, the person acknowledged the new feature, tapped 'cancel', and went about their business as before.
No it's worse.' " The IPCC chairman, Rajendra Pachauri, an engineer and economist from India, acknowledged the new trajectory.
The archbishop and the higher clergy in Bohemia remained faithful to Gregory, whereas Hus and the reform party acknowledged the new pope.
He acknowledged the new rules would not prevent all conflict between drivers and riders, saying everyone needed to take responsibility for their behaviour.
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But to acknowledge the new reality, the larger of the two parties, in New York, will be smaller than usual, limited to employees.
France refused to acknowledge the new nation existed.
Acknowledging the new century are novel forms of landscape.
After Antipater's death in 319, Cassander refused to acknowledge the new regent, Polyperchon.
He says Mr. Bengen's rule doesn't acknowledge the new economic reality of prolonged low returns.
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