The phrase "acknowledging at this" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express recognition or awareness of a specific point or situation, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "I appreciate your efforts, acknowledging at this moment the challenges we face."
Alternatives: "recognizing at this" or "noting at this".
But it seems he has done so comfortably, knowing the strengths and limitations of his game — big serve, big forehand — and acknowledging, at this point, he can't do much to change that.
With all due respect to the more orthodox coaching credentials of Peter Moores, it is probably worth acknowledging at this point that in many ways the person the ECB is trying to replace with the new role is Andy Flower.
But it seems he has done so comfortably, knowing the strengths and limitations of his game big serve, big forehand and acknowledging, at this point, he can't do much to change that.
I should acknowledge at this point that I regard Nelson as one of the great geniuses of popular music, a man whose contributions to the American songbook rank up there with those of Ray Charles or Nina Simone.
This reality needs to be acknowledged at this point, given the allegations that the shooter in Connecticut had this diagnosis.
It's worth acknowledging at least that this is fiction and makes no pretence otherwise.
" 'MARRIED WOMAN HAS CHILDREN IN THE SUBURBS' — it's not exactly a call to arms," Enright acknowledges at the start of this collection of wry memoir… In Behrens's previous novel, an Irish boy flees the Great Potato Famine.
" 'MARRIED WOMAN HAS CHILDREN IN THE SUBURBS' — it's not exactly a call to arms," Enright acknowledges at the start of this collection of wry memoir pieces on motherhood.
A series of officers acknowledged at the inquests that this was unprecedented: it was a disciplinary offence not to write in a pocketbook, which is a contemporaneous note, very difficult to amend without it being obvious, and therefore persuasive, credible evidence in a courtroom.
Measuring influenza CFRs in "real-time" to inform public health efforts is a challenge that was acknowledged at the beginning of this pandemic [13], [14].
