The phrase "acknowledges possible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition of potential situations, outcomes, or conditions in a statement or argument.
Example: "The report acknowledges possible risks associated with the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "recognizes potential" or "accepts possible".
But the magazine, while acknowledging possible errors in the article, stopped short of retracting it.
Sao Paulo state Supreme Court Justice Enio Santarelli Zuliani denied censoring YouTube, but acknowledged possible concerns.
"The executive rarely acknowledged possible weaknesses in its views or, other than grudgingly, admitted that it might have been unprepared for the crisis," said Tyrie.
The announcement, after the close of regular stock trading, makes Apple the latest company to acknowledge possible problems with option grants.
Crawley Town, alone in Leagues One and Two, acknowledged possible interest in the Rugby World Cup final on Saturday and kicked off against York City before lunch.
While acknowledging possible social consequences of a lottery expansion, he says that those issues are for state officials to tackle: "We say: 'Here's the financial issue.
While acknowledging possible overuse of drugs by some beneficiaries, they said they did not want to jeopardize patients' access to care.
Federal prosecutors acknowledged possible flaws yesterday in a major piece of evidence used in their case against two leaders of an Albany mosque on charges that they supported terrorism.
To date, the C.I.A. has publicly acknowledged possible wrongdoing in a case of prisoner abuse in only one case, involving David Passaro, a civilian who had been working under contract for the C.I.A in Iraq.
The IMF's report said that if European banks begin acknowledging possible losses on their holdings of Greek and other government bonds, it could tip the world into a new recession.
