The phrase "a release acknowledging that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts where a document is being referenced that confirms or recognizes a specific fact or situation.
Example: "The company issued a release acknowledging that the product had a defect and would be recalled."
Alternatives: "a statement recognizing that" or "a document confirming that".
When discussions start between a target and bidder, one of the first to-do items is often to draft the "leak announcement" — the news release acknowledging that talks are taking place once a leak occurs.
Vintage, a subsidiary of Occidental Petroleum, recently released a report acknowledging that although fracking actually took place the day after the video was shot, "small quantities of fluids" were discharged during fracking.
On Friday the governing body released a statement, acknowledging that Varnish's allegation has been upheld, but Sutton, who admits that a return to British Cycling is out of the question, remains determined to clear his name.
The Royal Society has released a statement acknowledging that its climate guide is being updated and noting: "The new guide has been planned for some time but was given added impetus by concerns raised by a small group of Fellows of the Society that older documents designed to challenge some of the common misrepresentations of the science were too narrow in their focus".
However, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders released a statement acknowledging that Trump had been speaking with both Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).
After investigating the complaints further, BioWare released a statement acknowledging that "on some standard definition TVs the smallest text in Mass Effect 2 can be difficult to read", and concluded that they were unable to resolve it through a title update.
NATO released a statement on Tuesday acknowledging that five civilian casualties had been discovered in the village after an insurgent attack on NATO forces.
Pierce released an apology later Friday, acknowledging that "any women, regardless of economic status, can be subject to domestic violence and sexual abuse".
Last week, Mr. Murdoch released a letter to British lawmakers acknowledging that in 2009 when allegations of phone hacking came to light, he could have been more diligent in uncovering wrongdoing.
In August, the Association of State Correctional Administrators not exactly a soft-on-crime organization released a report in conjunction with Yale Law School acknowledging that "prolonged isolation of individuals in jails and prisons is a grave problem drawing national attention and concern".
