The phrase "acknowledges material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is recognizing or accepting the existence or importance of certain information or resources.
Example: "The report acknowledges material that was previously overlooked in the analysis."
Alternatives: "recognizes content" or "accepts information".
Crumb's contributions to the physics of comics recall Giotto's (yes, Giotto's) to Western painting: acknowledging material mass and the force of gravity.
While acknowledging material provision in old age remains critical in the context of insufficient state welfare, other aspects of intergenerational relations are gradually becoming important.
Generally acknowledged material, chemical, mechanical, and structural requirements of scaffolds have placed strict pre-requisites and challenges on the fabrication technologies.
Many students did not perceive plagiarism as a serious issue and the use of inappropriate strategies for sourcing and acknowledging material was common.
Since "Biodentine" has frequently been pronounced in recent literature and serves as an important representative of tricalcium silicate based cements, a review of the studies pertaining to its properties will be contributory in generating a clearer picture regarding the general characteristics of this frequently acknowledged material.
Community support is essential However, as Dr Emdadul acknowledges, these material improvements would mean nothing without the support of the local community.
The company acknowledged that material deleted from its servers could be recovered "using the right forensic tools".
But he is among the first to acknowledge his material is not fall-down funny, for which he blames Buddha himself.
The bank issued a restatement in July 2012 to correct its earlier disclosures about its trading positions, acknowledging "a material weakness existed in the firm's internal control over financial reporting".
It reminds us how important it is to acknowledge used material in a world which is craving the production of new objects while also encouraging and nurturing meditation and wonder in a society that appears to have forgotten how to collectively contemplate.
