The phrase "acknowledges the high" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is recognizing or admitting a significant level or degree of something, but the phrase needs additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "The report acknowledges the high level of engagement from the community in the project."
Alternatives: "recognizes the significant" or "admits the elevated".
Brody acknowledges the high levels of diversity in his life.
It also acknowledges the high cost of farm aid to Turkey if it joins, as well as charges that human rights abuses and the influence of Turkey's military are still a problem.
But the commission's final report acknowledges the high carbon cost of air travel: "Flying one passenger from London to New York and back generates roughly the same level of CO2 emissions as the average person in the EU does by heating their home for a whole year".
Commenting on the public findings, the spokesman said: "John Vine acknowledges the high level of security checks and the courteous and professional approach of Border Force staff.
An article by Meetu Jain of CNN-IBN emphasizes the need for strong legislation against corruption as critical, and states that even the Indian government acknowledges the high numbers of offshore accounts that are home to the country's amassed illicit funds.
While the mission acknowledges the high utilization of private sector, it does not directly addresses issues related to cost and quality of care in this sector.
Frankfurt acknowledges the higher bullshit as a distinctive variety, but he doesn't think it's very dangerous compared with the sort of bullshit that he is concerned about.
Catcher Mike Piazza acknowledged the high expectations and potential early pitfalls for these Mets.
Ms. Ennen acknowledged the high turnover, but said that is to be expected with a start-up.
The signatories note comments acknowledging the high cost of mental ill health, including to individuals and their families as well as to the economy as a whole.
Today, when we invoke the harsh punishments prescribed by Shariah for a handful of offenses, we rarely acknowledge the high standards of proof necessary for their implementation.
