The phrase "acknowledges up" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase would be appropriately used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The report acknowledges up the challenges faced by the team" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "acknowledges" or "recognizes".
"To me, part of being a dog scientist is acknowledging up front how little we know about their cognition," said Alexandra Horowitz, a dog cognition expert at Barnard College.
On the other hand, if the receiver structure is taken into account, then a throughput increase of more than 12 times can still be achieved for a reader capable of successfully reading and acknowledging up to eight tags per slot.
Now, under the assumption that we can acknowledge up to J C tags with identical colour per slot, given the tag population size N, the frame size F and C different postpreambles in a set, the Tps is as follows: Tps C = C ∑ R C = 1 J C N C R C 1 F R C 1 - 1 F N C - R C R C, (5).
"To break the ice, the speaker might acknowledge up front that the audience may have a problem with the accent and every now and then ask the audience, 'Is this clear?' or 'Would you like me to repeat that?' " in a conversational tone that will help engage the audience, Anholt says.
However, I want to acknowledge up front that the potential fallout from the news is by no means clear.
I would like to acknowledge up front that the critical nature of conservation and restoration challenges on islands puts an obvious premium on precaution and the need for case-specific empirical evidence.
You can also help prevent embarrassment by acknowledging up front that you are not an expert but that you have formed a partial opinion on a given topic through some exposure to the subject matter.
Nevertheless, he acknowledges that "up to now, we've really been a day trip".
These were the prisoners the Misurata rebels had thus far publicly acknowledged up the point that the city's airport fell; the number now is almost certainly larger.
It should probably be acknowledged up front that nobody is going to make any money providing remote areas with internet.
