The phrase "acknowledged to improve" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something has been recognized as beneficial for improvement, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The feedback was acknowledged to improve the overall quality of the project."
Alternatives: "recognized for enhancement" or "accepted for improvement".
It's not simply a fight for equality but a reality that the industry should acknowledge to improve consumer adoption.
Mr. Spartin said the bank chose Newark because of its established transportation links and well-developed infrastructure and what he described as the environment of the city, which is generally acknowledged to have improved in recent years.
Mr. Chavez, who was described by Robert F. Kennedy in 1968 as "one of the heroic figures of our time," was widely acknowledged to have done more to improve the lot of the migrant farm worker than anyone else.
Advocates of embryonic stem cell research go through verbal contortions to avoid acknowledging that to improve the quality of human life they favor destroying human life.
Rubrics have been widely acknowledged to enhance student learning and improve instruction.
Google has acknowledged the need to improve its transparency report.
All attempts were made to help other groups whenever possible, and inputs made by members of other groups were acknowledged and analyzed to improve upon the design.
De Bohun also acknowledged FFA needs to improve its communication lines with fans and promised an investigation into the leak of confidential information.
Unity leaders called the finding "inexcusable". Newspaper editors acknowledged the need to improve minority representation in the capital press corps, and expressed a commitment to do so.
The interest to build ecosystem models is well acknowledged in order to improve the understanding of the sophisticated linkages between humans and natural species embedded within variable local and global environmental contexts.
