The phrase "acknowledged to present" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express recognition or acceptance of something that is being presented, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The committee acknowledged to present the findings of the research, but the wording was confusing."
Alternatives: "recognized to present" or "accepted to present".
Meeting for the first time with nearly 200 of them in Pursat Province, on the grounds of a pagoda where Khmer Krom had been executed, Cayley acknowledged the need to present to the court the atrocities committed against the Khmer Krom people.
It is incumbent upon state and federal judges and prosecutors, the state bar and others involved in the justice system to acknowledge it, and to present a solution.
Mr. McManus acknowledged that the opportunity to present a debate would be "very good" for CBS News and Ms. Couric.
The president's team acknowledged struggling with how to present its message to the public, but some senators left the meeting more concerned that there were no immediate fixes forthcoming more than a month after healthcare.gov went live.
Perhaps a revised English Journey would be a good place to start to acknowledge past failures and to present a radical future manifesto.
Christine Lahti acknowledged that she was chosen to present the award to George Clooney not as a close personal friend, but as the winner of a similar award some time ago [1984 Best Supporting Actress for Swing Shift] and because she is in New York in the current Broadway production of God of Carnage.
Now in its 59th year, this largest meeting of plasma physicists provides MIT the opportunity to present research, acknowledge their colleagues accomplishments and even educate the local population about the value of plasmas in their everyday lives.
The aim of Dickey Chapelle Under Fire is to unearth Chapelle's work from the rubbles of history, to present and acknowledge not just her documentary contributions, but those of all others whose names and faces we don't recognize, but who risked their lives to keep us informed.
The aim of Dickey Chapelle Under Fire is to unearth Chapelle's work from the rubbles of history, to present and acknowledge not just her documentary contributions, but those of all others whose names and faces we don't recognise, but who risked their lives to keep us informed.
"Pregnancy dreams are often multi-layered and speak about something inside -- represented by the fetus -- that has not yet been acknowledged or presented to the world," Mead says.
