The phrase "acknowledging to some" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that you are recognizing or admitting something to a certain group or individuals, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In the meeting, I found myself acknowledging to some that the project had faced significant challenges."
Alternatives: "recognizing to certain individuals" or "admitting to some people".
Much more interesting is Ms. Lum's willingness to portray herself as less than sympathetic, acknowledging — to some extent — her own preconceptions and serving as a stand-in for a skeptical and conflicted audience.
Therefore, the House Budget Committee staff is acknowledging, to some extent, that there are success stories with respect to the overall picture, even if their conclusion is far more one-sided.
The prosecutors said that "facts that could be qualified as sexual assault have been acknowledged" — and acknowledged, to some extent, by Strauss-Kahn himself.
Even some liberal education commenters – many of whom have been fierce critics of for-profit colleges – acknowledge to some degree that the schools are needed to meet growing demand for workers in sectors such as healthcare.
In ditching this policy, Tim Cook, the successor to Steve Jobs, is acknowledging what Microsoft acknowledged to some extent nearly ten years ago when it started paying dividends, and more seriously three years ago, when it raised its annual payout substantially: it is now generating so much cash that it can't hope to reinvest it all productively.
Even though the science has to be good to be published like in any other field, Mather believes that the practical difficulties of actually collecting the data are acknowledged to some extent.
In an interview with CNBC, the E.U. antitrust regulator acknowledged, "To some degree, they are right".
Obama acknowledged to me that some advisers have lobbied her to take a sunnier tone, with little success.
Tammy Day acknowledged to ABC that some parents and students might think her advertising blitz is a bit much.
When asked, some acknowledged to have heard of it from the radio but did not know how to do it.
Chibnall does acknowledge this to some extent.
