The phrase "acknowledging developing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express recognition of something that is in the process of being developed, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The report focuses on acknowledging developing trends in technology."
Alternatives: "recognizing ongoing" or "acknowledging progress".
But they are, he acknowledged, developing long-range, land-based missiles.
The United States government only recently acknowledged developing cyberweapons, and it has never admitted using them.
"Of course, changes are being demanded, but it's something else that concerns — what will happen next?" In recent days, the Kremlin has sounded increasingly pessimistic about Mr. Assad's government, and Russian officials have acknowledged developing contingency plans to evacuate thousands of Russia citizens, mostly women wed to Syrians who had studied at Russian universities.
Lots of people say factory owners and corrupt governments are worse types of boa constrictors, but acknowledge that developing countries need help with development problems.
"The G20 has acknowledged that developing countries can actively contribute to growth.
That said, Mr. Adamson acknowledged that developing a great brand theme was difficult.
Pakistan has resisted linking its aid to specific performance criteria and officials acknowledged that developing those criteria could be problematic.
Hewlett-Packard officials acknowledged that developing markets for their products was an important motivation for the initiative.
Any technological solution will also need to acknowledge that developing nations often want to escalate their industrial growth, rather than merely sustain it.
Pang Yang Hoong, a professor at Singapore Management University and a member of the committee, acknowledged that developing a globally recognized postgraduate professional certification would be "very challenging".
