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The phrase "acknowledges that it does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing recognition or acceptance of a fact or situation, often in formal or analytical contexts.
Example: "The report acknowledges that it does have limitations in its methodology."
Alternatives: "recognizes that it does" or "accepts that it does".
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Digital acknowledges that it does maintain its own website, www.dscga.com, but asserts that its website "contains no means for any person to enter into a contract with, transfer funds to, or otherwise transact business with, Digital". Digital also states that, other than through the Internet, it has no contacts with the State of Maryland.
The Toronto exchange acknowledges that it does not have an impressive record in technological advances.
The administration thus acknowledges that it does not believe Iraq currently has such weapons.
The Pentagon acknowledges that it does not have accurate records, past or present, for Muslim service members.
But it acknowledges that it does not yet analyze as many data elements as claimed by Google.
In fact, Brown & Williamson acknowledges that it does not know if these cigarettes are safer in the long term than other cigarettes.
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But he acknowledged that "it doesn't appear that additional Marine units will be needed in Afghanistan in the near future".
In a just-filed U.S. Tax Court lawsuit, the partnership owning the Saints acknowledges that it didn't treat an $8.5 million annual payment from the state of Louisiana as income and therefore didn't pay taxes on the sum.
The department acknowledges that it did not even try to collect $140 million in such costs from 1987 through last year.
The EPA acknowledges that it didn't tell Congress about the soundproof booth, but argues it didn't have to.
Facebook expressed its backing for the campaign but acknowledged that it does not always take down misogynistic comments.
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