The phrase "acknowledging these issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing problems or concerns that need to be recognized or addressed.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be focusing on acknowledging these issues to find effective solutions."
Alternatives: "recognizing these problems" or "addressing these concerns".
The developer and analyst Oscar Clark acknowledges these issues while recognising the potential.
Everyone in the industry acknowledges these issues in the same resigned how-will-this-ever-change tones.
"This report does not acknowledge these issues to any substantive degree," Mr. Wiggins continued, "but concentrates on the impact of oil and gas operations in isolation".
General Newbold acknowledged these issues, saying he decided to go public only after "the encouragement of some still in positions of military leadership" and in order to "offer a challenge to those still in uniform".
As he paged over a binder of county documents and news clippings related to privacy, Simitian acknowledged, "these issues seem a little abstract when you're in the middle of a recession".
Future research should exemplify robust analyses that explicitly acknowledge these issues and address them in a convincing manner.
Microsoft needs to acknowledge these issues and give people more control over their own PCs, especially as Satya Nadella tries to reshape the company's sometimes rigid image.
He acknowledged the efforts of the current government to create a "strategy on shared services acknowledges these issues but, if it is to achieve value for money, it must learn the lessons from past implementation.
In a joint e-mail, Beverly Karplus Hartline, CEOSE Report Subcommittee Chairperson, and Samuel L. Myers Jr., CEOSE Vice Chairperson, acknowledge these issues, and point to one spot where the minority-scientist pipeline is especially leaky: "There is a huge drop-off in the minority transition from Ph.D. production to faculty representation".
