The phrase "acknowledges the system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing recognition or acceptance of a particular system, whether it be in technology, social structures, or organizational frameworks.
Example: "The report acknowledges the system in place for managing employee performance and suggests improvements."
Alternatives: "recognizes the system" or "accepts the system".
The prime minister defends the culture secretary, insisting she is doing a "good job" but acknowledges the system for policing MP ethics may have to be changed.
And while, in one breath, he attacks the regressive taxation rate through which people contribute to Social Security, in the next he acknowledges the system's progressive payout formula.
Their inaction effectively acknowledges the system as untouchable, even though other reforms eventually rid us of disagreeable long held aspects of American life.
Kteeo doesn't consider herself an anarchist, though she acknowledges the system of capitalist neoliberalism is flawed, "I knew the grand-jury system was really fucked up, but it's still shocking that it can happen to you.
"No, coz you're acknowledging the system.
Far from ensuring high-quality mammography for all, many experts acknowledge, the system has promoted mediocre care for all but an elite, or just plain lucky, few.
Dealers acknowledged the system's flaw, but said they would never commit that offense, while accusing others of doing precisely that.
When Lorne Weil, chairman and chief executive of Scientific Games Corporation, the parent of Autotote, explained the company's dismissal of Harn, he acknowledged the system provided the opportunity for potential tampering from the inside, though he insisted the system was hacker-proof.
The problems facing Britain's rail industry have been an embarrassment for the Labor government of Prime Minister Tony Blair, which has championed private enterprise but has acknowledged the system failed to ensure the safety of the railways.
Moreover, the multi-layer feature of computer and network systems brings us the chance to achieve multiple degrees of accountability, which means that we are able to acknowledge the system's behaviors at different levels of accountability.
The American advisers say all have been vetted through computer databases to make sure they are not wanted terrorists or suspected of war crimes, but commanders acknowledge the system is not foolproof.
