The phrase "acknowledges when it" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing recognition or awareness of a specific situation or condition.
Example: "The report acknowledges when it is necessary to take further action based on the findings."
Alternatives: "recognizes when it" or "accepts when it".
"It's true," Espersen acknowledges, "when it comes to 'core' issues such as immigration or the welfare state, we are the ones deciding the nation's political agenda".
All this is likely to put an increased strain on any games machine's processor - a point the patent acknowledges when it suggests "the peripheral image may be displayed at a lower resolution than the primary image without adversely affecting user experience".
It can be difficult for a campaign to acknowledge when it is losing and adapt its strategy accordingly — especially when news media coverage tends to exaggerate how competitive a race is.
This seems to be a lesson The Times acknowledged when it spelled out at least six things "we wish we had done differently".
But on whether the Anthony episode in the aftermath of the LeBron James summer circus is good for the league, he did acknowledge, "When it becomes public like this, every day, every hour, it becomes disconcerting, even to the player".
That's difficult to acknowledge when it feels like you're falling behind, but it's critical to accept.
Like its characters, the plot of "Beyond" is effective in fits and starts, something the screenplay seems to jokingly acknowledge when it has Kirk read a captain's log entry saying, "things feel episodic".
It just depends," she said in an interview with The Huffington Post this week, when asked whether the administration should acknowledge when it targets a U.S. citizen in a drone strike.
Still, he acknowledged, when "you're in it" you're complaining about everything, and "when you're out of it, you're like, 'That was awesome.' " One night last summer, a Little League field in the Louisville area caught Lynn's attention.
He was wrong about the NHS charges but right about the defence budget, as Churchill later acknowledged when he cut it.
We also have a duty for acknowledging when they try to get it right.
