The phrase "acknowledgements that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific acknowledgments or statements that recognize contributions or support in a particular context, such as in a report or a thesis.
Example: "In the acknowledgements that follow, I would like to express my gratitude to all those who supported me during my research."
Alternatives: "recognitions that" or "appreciations that".
The reason we wait a PIFS is that we do not want to clobber any acknowledgements that might be sent in response to transmissions already in progress, but we want priority access to the channel after any transmissions finish (since the channel has, after all, been reserved).
Holsinger, who wrote The Invention of Fire, is highlighting all the unnamed women who typed their partner's, husband's or father's manuscripts by posting book acknowledgements that credit their achievements on Twitter.
The speech was woven with frequent acknowledgements that the laws of political gravity applied to him after all.
Anonymous leaks to media organizations, typically citing an unnamed American, Yemeni or Pakistani official, are the only acknowledgements that the strikes actually occur, or target a particular individual.
The result: a "scroll" (I understand from the acknowledgements that this, too, actually exists), which is a paper witness to the lives of the village's inhabitants.
It was not until the final acknowledgements that I saw that they are journalists (her father works at the Economist; her mother Sandra is a radio producer at the BBC in the current affairs department).
Sony has made it waterproof and flapless – an acknowledgement that too many flaps can be fiddly.
But despite the obligatory acknowledgement that "art people talk bollocks sometimes", his approach remains relentlessly conventional.
An acknowledgement that, as it grows, it has become more unwieldy.
"I've been pushing since 2012 for an official acknowledgement that safety standards at the trust are inadequate".
It was tacit acknowledgement that his tactics faltered.
