The phrase "acknowledges that different" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts where one is recognizing or admitting variations or distinctions, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "The report acknowledges that different approaches yield varying results."
Alternatives: "recognizes that various" or "admits that distinct".
He acknowledges that different coffee bean varietals are better suited for different brewing methods and the natural flavour profiles of the various green coffee beans Giles buys will predict how he will roast and brew them.
She acknowledges that different cultures define adulthood in different ways, with Americans tending to see it as "a process of self-discovery" and Europeans as "a station defined by the way one relates to others".
In this last piece he acknowledges that different things go wrong in different cases.
In response to such worries, Jackson acknowledges that different speakers' criteria for applying a term may not be perfectly matched, but he argues that there must be significant overall similarity in reference-fixing criteria for everyday practical coordination.
The judges wrestled with what constituted fairness, acknowledging that different couples had different ideas of what constituted a just division of their shared possessions.
But the party is far less involved in day-to-day management and in deciding the outcome of court cases except, of course, for sensitive political ones.Mr Zhao's speech in 1987 was also notable for having recognised a degree of plurality in China, and for acknowledging that "different groups of people may have different interests and views".
Nevertheless, acknowledging that different database hosts may have different needs in regards to the processing of their data sets an open system should be designed in a manner that allows for either the expansion of, or exclusion of specific rules.
Instead of acknowledging that different Christian groups have their core beliefs and intentions in common, they focus on what makes them different.
In order for such a collaboration to succeed, one must begin by acknowledging that different therapies are not competitive but complementary.
