The phrase "acknowledged to identify" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing the recognition of something for the purpose of identification, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The findings were acknowledged to identify the key factors influencing the outcome."
Alternatives: "recognized for identification" or "accepted to determine".
In addition to understanding chaplains' concerns regarding research collaboration, researchers acknowledged the need to identify chaplains as "the experts" in the spiritual domain, and to convey their appreciation of that fact.
Although, health professionals in the focus groups acknowledged a responsibility to identify and support carers, the literature suggests that the challenges of doing so include issues of confidentiality, differing information needs between patients and carers and when the carer is registered with a different general practice [ 42].
We acknowledge that failure to identify incorrect linkage is not impossible with the design of this study.
The oversight role of the Regional Office for the preparedness processes at country level needs to be clarified, as well as the formal triggering of a Regional Office response, especially in countries reluctant to acknowledge, or unable to identify a humanitarian crisis.
We note in passing that Diamond too acknowledges the need to identify the sources of cortical variability (Arabzadeh et al., 2005): "In a number of sensory modalities, first-order neuron responses can be remarkably reliable when a stimulus is presented repeatedly, whereas cortical responses vary across trials.
Still, the department acknowledged that its controls to identify deceased individuals could be applied more effectively.
A recent Icann report acknowledged that the system to identify Web site owners "is broken and needs to be repaired".
As public pressure mounted, Facebook acknowledged that its systems to identify and remove such content had not worked effectively and promised to improve those processes.
Facebook on Tuesday acknowledged that its systems to identify and remove hate speech had not worked effectively, as it faced pressure from feminist groups that want the site to ban pages that glorify violence against women.
The U.S. still plans to fly armed drones over Yemen from bases in Saudi Arabia and Djibouti, but officials acknowledged that their ability to identify and find terrorism suspects has been severely hampered by the loss of the intelligence files and the power struggles within Yemen's security services.
