The phrase "acknowledged to the application" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something has been recognized or accepted by an application, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The changes were acknowledged to the application, but it did not reflect them immediately."
Alternatives: "recognized by the application" or "accepted by the application".
His criminal past didn't stop him from working and traveling the world as a pastor, but when his children started signing up for Little League baseball — and he had to acknowledge on the application that he was a convicted felon — Hathway started looking into clearing his record.
Maria Stavropoulou, director of the Greek asylum service, acknowledged that the application processing time is too long, but said with 41,000 applications and another 15,000 pending, "six times our 2015 workload", her agency is simply overwhelmed.
I submitted my transcript but it has not been acknowledged in the application as received.
In addition, the bank has acknowledged concerns over the application of certain tax benefits.
Nevertheless, the Secretary acknowledged that the applications of Diaz and Clara raised no disputed issues of fact and therefore e interlocutory denials of their applications should be treated as final for the purpose of this litigation.
We fully acknowledge that the application of iterative reconstruction algorithms could have improved the performance of both the FBF and GIR approaches, but an assessment of this was beyond the scope of this paper.
We should also acknowledge that the application of the likelihood ratio approach in research may prove challenging in some situations.
What can we learn from those few applications of communications media that are acknowledged successes Technology is the application of scientific and other organized knowledge to practical tasks by organizations consisting of people and machines.
Certainly, he acknowledged the application of the model in different countries, and observed the value of the different layers of the model, but his criticism remained.
Local Labour MP Paul Blomfield, who formally lodged his objection to the application, acknowledges the development will put Sheffield's independent quarter at risk: "We're at a time when retail is changing enormously, when online shopping has taken off in a way no one anticipated, and there's also out-of-town shopping, which Sheffield clearly has the biggest example of in Meadowhall.
