The phrase "acknowledged until the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing a timeframe or condition related to acknowledgment, but it needs to be part of a fuller sentence to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The agreement was acknowledged until the final review was completed."
Alternatives: "recognized until the" or "accepted until the".
SIX weeks after the Ganges and other rivers flowing into Bangladesh burst their banks, the government is grappling with a disaster whose size it failed to acknowledge until the homes, livestock and crops of millions of its people had been swept away.
Its universal character was not generally acknowledged until well into the XXth century, and even when the cells were assumed to be bounded by some kind of membrane, the fluid mosaic model was not accepted until as late as the 1970s.
Alfred H. Barr, Jr., snapped up some Suprematist gems in 1935, for New York's Museum of Modern Art, but Malevich remained little acknowledged until well into the sixties.
But while contact precautions are generally not just accepted but expected by doctors and patients alike, what has not been acknowledged until more recently are the unintended consequences of such strict limitations.
A message is not acknowledged until it is saved into the circular buffer.
The deal between the government and Sinn Féin to provide assurance to so-called On The Runs had never been publicly acknowledged until it was brought before an Old Bailey judge.
Make sure everyone who comes into your house knows that the dog is not to be acknowledged until he is sitting calmly.
The book was short, accomplished and moving, but barely acknowledged until, in 2007, it was turned into a play.
Paradoxically, the complexity and non-linearity of health systems has not been acknowledged until very recently by international organisations such as WHO [ 3].
While the challenges ahead are great, the tide is turning toward hope on the issue of child soldiers in Chad, where the use of children in armed conflict was not even officially acknowledged until quite recently.
