The phrase "acknowledgement then" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In the meeting, we will discuss the project status, and the acknowledgement then will help us move forward."
Alternatives: "recognition at that point" or "confirmation at that time".
The tour guide, the man responsible for collecting tickets, raised his head, grunted an acknowledgement and then fell back asleep.
Latency is comparable to twice the query time, since the sender node sends a request and receives an acknowledgement and then starts transfer from the first answering node.
It marked the first acknowledgement since then that the plant, which has been the source of fissile material used in the country's atomic weapons program, is operational, experts said.
It marked the first acknowledgement since then that the plant, which has been the source of fissile material used in the country's atomic weapons program, is operational, Reuters reported.
Following an initial acknowledgement, professionals then tended to move consultations on without discussing the effects of these life events on mood.
Why is this acknowledgement so important?
If these stories 'were written in much the order they have here', as a brisk sentence added to the acknowledgements indicates, then Updike has been weighing the joys and traumas of the Sixties, with his verdict gradually becoming less indulgent.
And doesn't everyone deserve a little acknowledgement now and then even for the mundane everyday tasks that are taken for granted.
Breathing life into dead capital Coping with conflict Love and death Opportunities, mostly missed An addictive lullaby Africa's engine Plenty of mistakes to learn from Sources and acknowledgements ReprintsVirtue rewardedSince then, it has been conventional wisdom that development aid should favour well-governed poor countries.
He knows my nan mainly by the sound of her voice, and even then his acknowledgement of her can wane from visit to visit.
