The phrase "acknowledging some issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing problems or challenges that need to be recognized or addressed in a particular context.
Example: "In our meeting, we spent time acknowledging some issues that have been affecting our project timeline."
Alternatives: "recognizing certain problems" or "admitting to some challenges."
While acknowledging some issues in using mice, Dr. McKee said that animal tests helped resolve a problem scientists face in studying C.T.E.: human patients typically suffer concussions in several ways, whether from car accidents, sports or combat.
Update: Since publishing earlier today, we've received further reports from employees — some corroborating the facts we mention above about bad employee retention and morale (including text from the alleged memo) and Ali's role; and some characterizing it differently, acknowledging some issues but saying that the founder's departure was unrelated.
Orbital has previously acknowledged some issues with the engines, with Executive Vice President Frank Culbertson telling Space Flight Now last year that the company has done refurbishing work on the supply.
While it's great he is acknowledging some pressing issues that have been ignored over the past eight years, by creating a cabinet of tsars he risks having too many cooks in the kitchen wanting his ear, without setting clear priorities or allocating appropriate resources.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has acknowledged some quality issues with early production cars but said recently that the issues have been resolved in the cars coming out of the automaker's Fremont factory now.
Trolltech acknowledges some known issues with the Greenphone as well.
But Mr. Rapfogel has acknowledged some wrongdoing, issuing a statement after he was fired last month saying, "I deeply regret the mistakes I have made that led to my departure".
Mr Netanyahu is hesitant about granting Palestinian requests for a formal "term of reference" acknowledging some of the most crucial issues, such as Jerusalem.
They acknowledge some concern about the issue, however.
The Rev. Henry Schenkel, the 30-year-old founder of the Monroe Mall Ministry who was leading a church group to the opening of Mel Gibson's film "The Passion of the Christ" on Wednesday night, acknowledged some hesitation on the issue, despite what he said was the Bible's clarity on the question.
Today, the company said that the recall has always been nationwide, but at the same time acknowledged some confusion on the issue.
