"acknowledging the constraints" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means recognizing or accepting limitations or restrictions that may affect a situation. Example: "Acknowledging the constraints of our budget, we will have to find a more cost-effective solution for our project."
Despite these qualifications, it still seems to me that those who value solidarity should take care that it is not eroded by a refusal to acknowledge the constraints upon it.
She also acknowledged the constraints that the administration faced at home, given the country's budget crisis and Republican calls in Congress to cut foreign aid, especially to the Palestinians and others seen as hostile to Israel.
Even as they sought to build anticipation for Mr. Obama's address at Knox College in Illinois on Wednesday, White House officials acknowledged the constraints on the president, especially since political gridlock in Washington has persisted through dozens of previous efforts at public outreach by Mr. Obama.
However, each project in the studied company should acknowledge the constraints set by other projects and the complex technical infrastructure, data security issues and system portfolio in the organisation's product line platform.
Many migrants living in Dashilar, especially the more recent arrivals, acknowledged the constraints of their social networks, particularly the lack of weak ties, as their major mobility challenge: "I used to take part in many social activities.
Each project should acknowledge the constraints set by other projects and the complex infrastructure, multi-channel architecture, data security issues and system portfolio in the organisation's SPL platform.
The Conservative leader has acknowledged the constraints on his party of it being in alliance with the Liberal Democrats and has suggested it would be pursuing a different course on welfare, Europe and other issues if it had a working majority of its own.
