The phrase "acknowledging a design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition or validation of a particular design, whether in a formal or informal context.
Example: "In our meeting, we spent time acknowledging a design that effectively meets the needs of our users."
Alternatives: "recognizing a design" or "validating a design".
Page A4 DESIGN FLAW CAUSED WRECK Chinese officials acknowledged a serious design flaw in signaling equipment helped cause a fatal train crash, and the prime minister visited the crash site and promised to prosecute those responsible for an accident that has infuriated the public.
BEIJING — China broke days of stony silence on Thursday about the cause of a deadly crash on its new high-speed rail system, as officials acknowledged a serious design flaw in signaling equipment and the prime minister visited the crash site and promised to prosecute those responsible for an accident that has infuriated the Chinese public.
Failsafe software design means acknowledging a broad spectrum of downside threats and possibilities, and carefully bounding the risks.
It's quite difficult to redress an Active Directory design flaw once it reaches the deployment stage, and Active Directory consultants with experience acknowledge that a design mistake is costly in terms of money, time, and lost productivity and it certainly doesn't help the confidence factor.
Although this limitation is acknowledged, a double-blind design, as well as less flexibility in AED changes, could not be justified for the duration of follow-up required to demonstrate clinically meaningful long-term effects on HRQoL.
We also had to slow down our process and add in a new step of the radio interviews, acknowledging that design is an 'emergent' process.
The average retraction or "clarification" of a mistake made on-air is a carefully worded and heavily lawyered piece of theater designed to acknowledge a screw-up while not actually admitting to a screw-up.
"At some point they have to acknowledge this is a design problem".
The Architecture curriculum introduces design at a variety of scales, acknowledging that integrated design thinking is effective for problem solving at any scale and in any discipline.
It acknowledged "serious design flaws," a "neglect of safety management," and problems in bidding and testing.
