The phrase "an error is acknowledged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a mistake has been recognized or accepted.
Example: "In the report, it is stated that an error is acknowledged in the data analysis section."
Alternatives: "a mistake is recognized" or "an error has been accepted."
When an error is acknowledged, it can take up to 28 days to correct.
The key test is whether an error is acknowledged and corrected.
When an error is acknowledged it can take up to 28 days to be corrected, and there is a charge of £2 to view your own data.
The difference between a silent failure and this case is that, here, an error is acknowledged by the controller but the returned error code is incorrect.
The theoretical possibility of a true effect of SES on colon cancer tumour factors not having been detected due to misclassification error is acknowledged.
This error was acknowledged by Prof Appleby on Wednesday morning". Writing for the British Medical Journal (BMJ), Mr Appleby said the NHS in Wales is set for a budget cut of nearly 11% over three years, but that figure has since been revised to -8.3%.
These two sources of error were acknowledged by Tsur et al. (2005), who briefly described a heuristic approach to account for 'shadows' (modifications that are misplaced by a PTM search engine), and later by the same group in the PTM refinement algorithm PTMFinder (Tanner et al., 2008).
Another limitation is the rather low power for comparing interictal, pre- and postictal subgroups and the possibility of both type I and type II errors is acknowledged.
Although such errors are acknowledged to be preventable [ 10], currently they still result in considerable morbidity, mortality and healthcare utilisation by older people [ 2- 6].
It is acknowledged that compounding errors may be manifested during the reconstruction process; however, due to large interscenario variability among simulation cases, no compounding error estimates could be made.
We also make allowances if the politician or interest group acknowledges an error was made.
